One Night Stand

Last night a passerby was made satisfied 
He ate from my most valued pot 
And staggered at the drunkenness of lust 
For i offered him the sweetest of all my meals 

There is pure bliss in feeding a stranger 
Such did i get when my apples i offered 
For a man in need did i but rescue 
When i spread my wetness to lubricate his tool 

And tasted of me did he thereof 
To grace his craving with more than enough 
I made so light his journey once tough 
For a man feels like a man when he makes love 

Like a cold night awakened by the heat of passion 
I aroused him to a state of sweetened satisfaction 
Condemn me not for my careless one night stand 
I was but generous in giving my most enticing land 

Upon the tablets of kindness should it be engraved 
My heroic deed, for that lonesome man i saved 
Neither with meat, nor bread nor fresh wine 
But with that between a woman's thighs

by Adams Elizabeth Oyarese
Copyright © | Year Posted 2020

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Naye Avatar
March 19, 2025 at 8:29 PM
I enjoyed it. The choice of words amazing. Cheers!!! My sister
Leffanta Avatar
August 8, 2020 at 12:02 PM
Such an act of love is Heavenly! The world is filled with teenage males who really need such a blessing to mature! Well thought and scribed! Aloha! Rico
Adams Avatar
August 8, 2020 at 1:22 PM
Thank you so much, I appreciate your comment. Indeed! such blessings are needed. Elizabeth
Gondolf Avatar
August 8, 2020 at 9:12 AM
Thais is filled with such sensual passion, Elizabeth, it stirs the emotions within. Enjoyed reading these lines. John
Adams Avatar
August 8, 2020 at 10:03 AM
Thank you so much, John, I feel so encouraged getting this comment.
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