Who Comes In the Night
She comes to me in my sleep
Pressess against the length of me
Exposes my weakness
Covers me with waves of pleasure
I am unable to see her eyes
Perhaps it is I who looks away
Ashamed yet filled with desire
Wanting to quench the fire
She has many faces
Yet she has no name
Skin bronzed by the sun
Luxurious to the touch
I never know when she'll arrive
She is never the same
Perhaps that is her game
In this place there is no blame
Desire rises like a flame
I have no defence
I'm like putty in her hands
I respond to all her demands
My hands free to explore
I drink and still want more
Then as fast as she appeared
She disappears
I know she was never here
Yet she was so near
I still smell her scent
Remember the way she bent
Wonder where she went
From which place she came
Is it a place of light or a place of shame
Am I a pawn or King in this game
It is better that I do not know
Like the wind she has to go
As I awake my heart starts to slow
All that remains
Is a familiar afterglow
Copyright © Richard Lamoureux | Year Posted 2013
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