What You May

Your soft hand upon my body,

Caressing me as I lay

Yours to do with,

What you may.

 

I shutter as I feel you

Deep within

Under my skin

Goosebumps, shivers, and tingles

Fill me as I lay

Yours to do with, 

What you may.

 

No longer still,

Arching, rolling, and clenching

To the sheets

Silent still

As I lay

Yours to do with, 

What you may.

 

Enjoying every moment

No longer silent

Moaning, groaning, and whispering

Your name

As I lay

Yours to do with,

What you may.

 

I can feel the

Energy, compassion, and love

As your tender lips touch mine

I watch in awe

As I lay

Yours to do with, 

What you may.

 

My heart races faster every minute

As your lips move over my body

I can hear, feel, and taste

The words from your mouth

As I lay

Yours to do with,

What you may.

 

Holding you close,

As you lay

Mine to do with, 

What I may.
Copyright © | Year Posted 2009

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June 29, 2009 at 11:47 AM
Welcome to PoetrySoup Lindsey. I am hoping to read many more poems written by you. Love, Carol
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