Fireside Passion
The sweet taste of you
Is upon my lips
As I lay you down
On velvety spread
Before a raging fire
I hear your gasps
As I feather your skin
With soft kisses
While I slowly ease
You into nakedness
Fire cackles in delight
And candles flicker
In the dimness of
A shadowy room
Filled with your scent
Your skin is burning
To the touch, your eyes
Filled with longing, pleading
Your whispered voice
Begs me to enter
And still I wait...
And still I wait...
My lips are on molten flesh
Sweat beads your brow
And yet you shiver
As I caress your body
With a gentle tongue
Your eyes are mere slits
Closed against the raging
Inferno that threatens
To consume your being
From the inside out
You open yourself to me
Pleading, then demanding
That I enter you, fill you
Your need is palpable
I can resist no longer
Our bodies merge together
Each feeding the other
Each lost to the other
As we crescendo together
We kiss and fall asleep...
A long time later,
I feel you nibble my ear...
First time to write Free Verse:
Marcus Lewis
6/13/2009
Open for Critique
Is upon my lips
As I lay you down
On velvety spread
Before a raging fire
I hear your gasps
As I feather your skin
With soft kisses
While I slowly ease
You into nakedness
Fire cackles in delight
And candles flicker
In the dimness of
A shadowy room
Filled with your scent
Your skin is burning
To the touch, your eyes
Filled with longing, pleading
Your whispered voice
Begs me to enter
And still I wait...
And still I wait...
My lips are on molten flesh
Sweat beads your brow
And yet you shiver
As I caress your body
With a gentle tongue
Your eyes are mere slits
Closed against the raging
Inferno that threatens
To consume your being
From the inside out
You open yourself to me
Pleading, then demanding
That I enter you, fill you
Your need is palpable
I can resist no longer
Our bodies merge together
Each feeding the other
Each lost to the other
As we crescendo together
We kiss and fall asleep...
A long time later,
I feel you nibble my ear...
First time to write Free Verse:
Marcus Lewis
6/13/2009
Open for Critique
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