Forbidden Fruit

Cast aside the fig leaf,
Eat the apple from the tree.
Sip the wine of passion,
And set your spirit free.

Bask in nature's splendor,
And dance around the fire.
Then sing beneath the stars,
And act on your desire.

Take her by the hand,
And lay upon the ground.
Warm bodies intertwined,
Two hearts the only sound.

Bathe in languid motion,
Mutual bliss is the goal.
Taste the forbidden fruit,
And feed each other's soul.
Copyright © | Year Posted 2023

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