For His New Love It Rained the Perfect Storm

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For His New Love It Rained The Perfect Storm

he walked to her door
happily
and into her world
all knowing 
of no knots to tie,
no pretenses,
all knowing of what to expect
and mostly noted,
eyes opening ...
they were both set free 
from enslaved past,
two lonely souls 
coming together,
... embarking
in search of blue seas,
before he knocked
she opened the door
she was waiting
their eyes met
and in his mind
his boat was soon,
... was soon to be docking
into her pier
and in her heart,
freshness, 
... and she, too,
was thinking likewise,
her pier was empty,
... empty for his boat
to sail home,
a new adventure for her,
the wind howling
a perfect storm 
stemming, unknowingly
out in their horizons
waves of heat ... steam
temptation growing, 
growing with each
wave of passion, 
their eyes meet,
mirrors of strong waves,
crashing, crashing
into each other,
she nods, 
a slight purr escaping her lip
his cue
he takes her to sea,
to ecstasy,
exploring her coral kingdom
and uncharted waters
as she basks 
capriciously in his embrace
in his tides, whirling about
as the waves hit her sunny shores
thrashing about
relentlessly
as incessant sounds of the wind
picking up speed
howling, howling
with bigger sets of waves,
hurricane like forces hitting home
she rest on the bottom,
drowning like, gasping for air
and he, too
submerged, gasping for air,
thumbing, tumbling
to greater depths
pockets of air bubbles
surfacing
mimicking the beads of sweat
raining from their bodies
their love pooling
pointing towards the clouds ...
poking the clouds to burst ...
and did they ... ever
it rained hard ...
it rained the perfect storm

connie pachecho

3/22/17

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