Incantation of Seduction
I felt your hand
bunched
in Egyptian cotton,
unbinding
a day’s inhibitions,
fabric curtained
and fell, with it
restraint
floated away
you come within
fingers of breath
from my lips,
a tongue’s touch
of bare tips
stroking desire
the scent of your lust,
overwhelmed as
a bead of desire,
pooled to the corner
of my mouth,
I could taste in you
musk and oak,
that wafted
on invisible
incantations
pulsing the air,
you smelt so good
I could have eaten you
as I did,
your desire
unleashed
Copyright © Jayne Eggins | Year Posted 2010
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