finding my way home

JC

The room was dim with dusk, 
a day’s work settled like dust 
over body and mind; 
exhausted.

Well-worn thoughts 
that wandered the wilderness, 
thirsting for warm springs; 
parched with desire.  

She lay there,
still in the silence, 
lost in tangled sheets.

Her face concealed, 
waiting with a grin;
suffering impatience,
flowing with fervor.

The evening sun, having surrendered,
fades below violet mountains; 
her form glows
with the pink of sunset.  

Skin like a golden desert 
surrounded by an emerald forest.  
Rolling sand dunes shift
rising to meet my hands.  

Begging me to meander 
through sultry canyons 
and over fertile mounds,
searching for her oasis. 

Fingers exploring hidden pleasures, 
crossing the River Jordan
into the land of milk and honey.

I sip on the dew of her excitement, 
finding that promised land
and stay for a while;

knowing I was finally home. 

  • Author: JC (Offline Offline)
  • Published: January 9th, 2018 20:06
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  • Goldfinch60

    Very good sensual write. I am glad you reached home.



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