The Hunt

That look and that stare.
A crave and passion for desire;
That will set my loins on fire.
The motion coming in my direction.
If used right a deadly weapon.
That walk and seductive talk.
The aroma and scent of lust.
I got have it is a must.
The energy and lure.
Any broken heart she is the cure.
As I prowl and lurk.
She sets up for the hunt.
Making him sweat and making him work.
As the scent of the hunt is in the air.
She struts swinging her hair.
His eyes buck and his jaws drop.
That walk made his heart stop.
He starts stretching and flexing.
She smiles and licks her lips.
Now it is her turn to entice with the swaying of her hips.
He stands up to show off his six pack.
She turns to right and then to her back.
They both sweat from the brow.
Hinting to each other what is up now.
They see the bedroom door.
They get up and say no more.
Copyright © | Year Posted 2006

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February 27, 2010 at 12:06 PM
Oops! I almost forgot to congratulate you on having your very special poem featured this week, Jeffery. I wish I had read this when I was 17...I might have had some better insight. LOL (this week, I must have been distracted by the first ever End Line Word member contest (my first sponsored contest…See my blogs for information.) Anyway, I didn’t want the week to pass without congratulating you. So, Congratulations!!! Smiles, Dane Ann
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February 22, 2010 at 10:14 AM
Many congratulations to you for you poetry being featured on the Soups home page >> James
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February 22, 2010 at 5:58 AM
Congratulations on your poetry being featured on PoetrySoup this week Jeffery. May you have many more featured. Love, Carol
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