Passion

Passion….
Such pleasures are born to those who dare
Together forever, the Heavens we will share
Take my hand and feel the pulse in my wrist
Your body is my wonderland and there’s passion in the mist

Passion….
My kisses and caresses will ignite so brightly a giant spark
Inspired by your lust if you can trust me in the dark!
I’m not scared to take you there, but understand the rules of flight
There are no secrets to this ride, confide and hold on tight!

Passion….
The spirit I possess can serenade your lonely heart
Feel my caress and don’t be afraid of our passions’ art
An intense hunger like I’ve never known before
My tongue will have you sprung once I begin to explore!

Passion….
Feel my fire and my desire will only increase
Your passion has me on a wire and I crave its release
A sudden rush as I grip your waistline
Your cheeks blush, and you taste so warm like sunshine!

Passion….
The passion is just too much between you and me
You tremble at my touch and we share our sweet ecstasy
Still under your spell, and the smell of sex in the air
Stuck like glue, I lay behind you against your soft derriere!

Passion, such passion………
Copyright © | Year Posted 2010

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Budd Avatar
May 9, 2010 at 12:36 PM
Such passion is right. Very eminent in the poem. And there are so many lines in here I just love! Fantastic write. Going to my faves.
Murphy Avatar
May 7, 2010 at 8:37 AM
very nice write and thank you for your kind comments have a great weekend faleshia
Haick Avatar
May 6, 2010 at 7:42 AM
Passionate write indeed...JAM..your "lab" must have been steamy when you wrote this! Love it....Goes to my favs. ....Much love, PB
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