88 Plus Words

Gentleman locks the door I hear
Click
The sound of it echoes in my ear
It’s time to begin, my interview…

”...come into site of me…”

A voice in the darkness calls
Silence becomes the walls and
He motions my move with a hand
Enticing sound of a leather band

”...panties on the desk…” he says next.

Sir, my firm nipples confess,
I carry not these unruly mess of
Misguided obstructions
In the codes of my dress.

Allow me please another course
To demonstrate a skill of choice…
I want, to come and work for you
Just a matter of time ‘til you’ll want me too
Execute the tasks of this interview…

A little cream in your latte ’s due, I notice.

.

Darkly heals of pointed action
Saunter soft to a hard attraction
... it was said, to put the whips on
Chest over desk in a slight horizon
Spread like an eagle and facing the Sun
Inspired to oblige… is a team player, Bond.

Prying eyes on the intercom
Taking notes and recording songs
Nothing isn’t noticed, her eyes a grin
Lifting skirt and exposing skin
Fabric of her blouse so very thin
Refreshing foam against the rim
In a cup of desire filled to the brim…

”...do you type…” he asked again

Like a wild fire replies the Wind
88 plus words in the whisper of a mind.
Copyright © | Year Posted 2010

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March 21, 2010 at 6:11 PM
Your words are brilliant.
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January 20, 2010 at 2:15 PM
Very clever poem, Izzy. Thanks for sharing.
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January 19, 2010 at 8:12 AM
I have very much enjoyed journeying through your mind this morning... You have been a grand inspiration and I thank you for that!! Good work my friend, good work.....:JP]
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