Eileen Manassian Poet Enclosed Rhyme

Let Me Teach You How To Love

Let you me teach you how to love
How to give exquisite pleasure
Taste and touch in complete leisure
Heighten feelings beyond measure
Find and delve in hidden treasure
Let me teach you how to love

Let me teach you how to kiss
To let your lips show what’s inside
Releasing passion that you hide
While parting, let them slip and slide
So your wet tongue can sweetly glide
Let me teach you how to kiss

Let me teach you how to touch
Temper your strength; make your hands light
Like gentle butterflies in flight
Seeking just where they may alight
And entice passion up to might
Let me teach you how to touch

Let me teach you how to hold
A haven let your arms to be
Entwining in a wondrous glee
An enfolding of ecstasy
Allurement of captivity
Let me teach you how to hold

Let me teach you how to claim
In act of love to dominate
While desire, you subjugate
Until the need you satiate
With restraint, you exhilarate
Let me teach you how to claim

Let me teach you how to fly
In abandon, to simply feel
To let your whole world rock and reel
Washed by sensations so surreal
As in climax, your love will seal
Let me teach you how to fly

Let me teach you how to bask
In soothing light of afterglow
To let time travel, oh, so s l o w
And let warm feelings gently flow
As loving words you whisper low
Let me teach you how to bask

I’m a teacher, let me teach
Feel this euphoric love of mine
Let me take you to the sublime
Obliterate each trace of time
Make you feel virile, in your prime
I’m a teacher, let me teach

Eileen Manassian Ghali

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Paul Callus November 6, 2014 at 10:51 AM I'm delving into your past poems, Eileen; you posted this beauty 3 weeks before I joined Soup. Very well-prepared lesson notes; any student of yours will be more than willing to follow each point! Will it be practical to go beyond theory?!! Basking in the afterglow is as important as all that precedes it. hugs // paul Eileen Manassian November 6, 2014 at 10:56 AM Paul! I was giving up on you! I'm glad you've decided to reciprocate my visits. Makes me feel warm inside. :) You are a teacher yourself....You know these lessons well, I'm sure. Theory must go with practice, so they say. So they say. Thanks for the visit. Hugs

Justin Bordner January 13, 2014 at 5:20 PM Stupendous sharing, enriching teaching Eileen - most men need a woman like you, gentle and thorough,although your lessons transcend gender - my favorite verse is the one on claiming. you are a blessing. J.A.B. Eileen Manassian January 14, 2014 at 2:09 PM Justin.........this is a lovely lovely post. You are way too kind. Thanks! :) Glad you could connect with this piece. I'm glad you took the time to comment on what parts you like the most. So much nicer than a general post...I appreciate it. Thanks for the visit. Don't be a stranger.....

Charmaine Chircop January 6, 2014 at 11:07 AM A sweet teacher you.must be with passion flowing free.You hsve a lovely spirit Eileen Eileen Manassian January 6, 2014 at 11:27 AM Thanks, my precious sweet friend. I love having you in my life....

Poet Tacito January 6, 2014 at 8:21 AM Teacher...I'll be doing whatever I can to be that apple on your desk, to earn that extra credit so you can give me that "A-". ;-) This was a very refreshing & charming writing. Eileen Manassian January 6, 2014 at 11:26 AM OH DRAKE....You really know how to brighten up my page! :) An apple on my desk, you surely are! ;) I will give you extra credit....FOR SURE! Hugs!

Liam Mcdaid January 4, 2014 at 11:50 AM excellently penned piece eileen Eileen Manassian January 4, 2014 at 2:08 PM Wow!!!! Thanks ever so much... :-)

Richard Lamoureux January 3, 2014 at 7:38 AM Now this is what I call a lesson plan! Ooh la la! The passionate pen is overflowing. Brilliant! Richard Lamoureux January 3, 2014 at 9:44 AM Ha ha Eileen Manassian January 3, 2014 at 9:33 AM Well, every good lesson plan has objectives which lead to....desired outcomes, yes? This one is guaranteed full proof if followed closely. Thanks for the visit, Rick. Like Drake's DAMN...I know I've done well when I get an Ooh LA LA from you! ;)