The Art of Your Exit

Rev. Lord C.M. Bechard


Notice of absence from Rev. Lord C.M. Bechard
I may not be around since reality loves to buckle and collapse at the most inconvenient times. I will eventually get back with you, once I conquer whatever is before Me making Me absent. But until then, wish Me luck, for I will need all I may muster.

You leave like a secret,

slow and deliberate,

a whispered promise

traced in the curve of your hip.

 

I could drown in the rhythm

of your retreat;

each step a verse,

each glance a hook,

pulling me deeper

into the sin of watching you go.

 

Your dress clings like a confession,

your shadow a silhouette of temptation.

I’m no saint,

but I’ll kneel for the way

you tease the air,

the way you let the door

linger just a breath too long.

 

Hate to see you go,

but love;

oh, how I love...

to watch you leave.

  • Author: Rev. Lord C.M.Bechard (Pseudonym) (Offline Offline)
  • Published: February 13th, 2026 12:07
  • Category: Erotic
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  • sorenbarrett

    A passion struck, a siren call nicely written it speaks of magnetic pull and drawn over a cliff but cutting the rope just in time. Well done



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