Charm and the Inner Eternal

My darling girl
As i touch your face
Your curvy body
Graced with lace
 
From my chair
At the window you stand
Sun through the lace
Your golden hair grand
 
As i call you to me
And you take my hand
As you sit astride me
Woman and man
 
Our bodies ignite
As we absorb our souls
Frenchly we share
Our love soup bowl
 
Inner explosions
Bring joys and sighs
Ultimate mix
Orgasmic cries
 
Passions slow
As our hands control
Our quivering bodies
In wandering stroll
 
We lie together
As i say these words
I whisper in your ear
What needs to be heard
 
Caressing of you
Attracts my soul
Tender hugs
Intimate goal
Eternally

 
" Dedicated to the right to want and the want to write "
Copyright © | Year Posted 2009

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Chircop Avatar
November 29, 2009 at 6:21 AM
great dedication to the freedom of writing and wanting..oozing passion indeed again--Charma
Peranteau Avatar
June 12, 2009 at 5:24 AM
Great dedication on the "writes rights" James ! Sweet poetry ! james
Scoville Avatar
June 11, 2009 at 9:48 PM
very moving for me and makes me want to believe.....
Bird Avatar
June 11, 2009 at 1:16 PM
Your passion is wonderful dear James, words can touch the soul and ignite the flames to drive the pen. FABULOUS you are indeed!
Smith-Johnsen Avatar
June 11, 2009 at 10:15 AM
Hum, that's not a history lesson. (smiling) Well, I guess it is. The history of Adam and Eve's passion after the fruit. And who did all of the writing back then? Some prophet in the bowl of life, I guess! I know I'm being a little silly. This was such a surprise. And I enjoyed your poetic passion spree. Take care, friend, and keep writing. Lovingly, Dane
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