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Relax Your Mind

Take your time and a sip of wine, relax your mind and place across my lap feet so fine.
Lay on cushions your heavy head and start to unwind, tell me your fears and how the day has been. I’ll remove your shoes one at a time and gently massage each toe.

Caress each ankle and help ease your stress, listen to tales of woe and how people can be so cruel.
Work your calf’s softly like a baker, release the muscles as you stretch out further, a little moan will escape as you start to float like cotton blown on a breeze.

Refill your glass and continue, as you regale me with stories of how you filled the day, make my way up your thighs one by one inch by inch kneading not pinching as you close your eyes in silent ecstasy.
Take an empty hand and play with each finger, you smile a smile feeling as the warmth works up your cheeks.

The sweet smell of honey suckle, strawberries and summer times that have gone and yet to come fill the air, turn you over slowly like the pages of my favourite book, I kiss your neck and move my gentle hands carefully touching tender soft skin.
Release the tension in shoulders now laid bare, up and down I travel each part of arms that held me in the morning asking to be touched, yearning for the feeling like a rose begs for the rain.

After the meal cooked at home, lovingly prepared lead you to the room dimly lit by rose infused candles and bubbles warm, invite you to soak and just drift away.
Warm robe awaits to cuddle you so snug and tightly, I kiss lips coated in sweet fruit from the vine, touched by the angels so soft and divine.
At last, lay you down to rest ensconced under comfy covers, lay beside you and watch you sleep so safe and soundly.

By
Patrick D

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