Skipping Rocks To Destiny

A silken tongue
lapped the ethereal,
running palms to
part a sheen of need
shuddering in waves,
pushing aside restraint
hung to disarray,
falling into realms
undiscovered


A new dawn smiled
and tri-coloured eyes
meet


Sprinkled in the moment,
an unsheathing begun,
speared in lust.
and glazed  
into the only one


I fade to nirvana
in the knowing 
when sated passions 
bent at the corner 
of your mouth
it was then 
I knew


Destiny, 
had warped time,
finding me again
Copyright © | Year Posted 2009

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