love
Her eyes stared back at me, a cornflower blue,
Porcelain skin, slick from the sweat, like morning dew.
Legs are as perfect as any long distance runner,
When you put it all together, a perfect stunner.
When we make love, it's kind of like poetry,
The rhythyn, the meter, a perfect soliloquy.
She wears me out, with her youth and pace,
There is no place I'd rather be, lost in her lace.
After a rest and some Kristal champaign,
like two virgin teens, our lust gone insane.
I'd rather be here, in her arms, us together,
Wild horses couldn't drag me away with a tether.
A woman is like something wild and free,
not to be kept in a chamber, under lock and a key.
A woman is best when she knows she has love,
By a man who will trust her, to return like a dove.
But I could be happy, never leaving this place,
Joyfully playing and flailing and kissing her face.
Nothing could bring me, any more joy than this,
As she rises in the morning, on my lips a sweet kiss.
2007-06-20
06:58:41
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