Love Me

Love me. Le me know the ecstacy of your gentile touch. Let me feel the caress of that 
forbidden love, ever so gently stroking the most intimate areas of my body. Let me hear 
the sound of your voice, so warm and inviting. Whispering, reaching the hidden depths of 
my subconscious. Causing my outer shell to disappear into nothingness. Let me feel your 
soft touch rubbing against my body. Causing my flesh to tremble, to heat up, to turn into 
fire. To feel the knowledge of your burning desire.

Let me hear the breath of life, gently blowing in my ear. To cause a stir inside of me, that 
makes me hear the sound of music. Music so subtle that I cry from lonliness and need. 
Let me feel the warmth of your caress rubbing ever so gently upon my naked soul. Uniting 
the two, you and I, into a perfect union of flesh, blood, body, soul, heart and mind. Let me 
know that you are the ultimate in life and the ultimate in death. Inseparable by time and 
space. Always together, never apart. Making us one with each other for that precious 
moment in time that says, "We are one and the same."

For a moment, we gave one another, a part of each other that no one else can claim. Ours 
to cherish, just for us for as long as we can remember. Never giving away what we had for 
that precious moment in time. Shared by need and desire of exploring and finding, the 
mystery of body and soul.
Copyright © | Year Posted 2011

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D'Rhymez Avatar
February 16, 2012 at 1:01 AM
9ice piece u've got here.. i love this shit
Puddifoot Avatar
July 21, 2011 at 6:58 AM
well, I think this is a very sensual, and beautiful, piece of prose poetry, straight from the heart...
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