Consensually Poems | Examples


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You do you

You 
Do you,
I'll be me....
Magically
Universally,
Bonding and melting, we 
Stay steadfast eternally
Seamless, harmless, attraction blooms,
Grows consensually pleasuring
benefits beautifully, Lovers love!

Bathing In Love's Glory

if only i could paragraph your breath,
i’d encompass myself in eden’s beauty…

our lips avowed in a kiss held in an
abyss of lingering reminiscence,
never seized in laden avails, solitude,
               no more-

consensually seeking the same
connection of a mirrored reflection
that sees an adoring image,
and NEVER being able to unlove you

i consider all the ways i can prove
my dedication of vows sworn-
phrases of metaphors and syllables
to announce just how utterly blessed 
we are that angels flew to us carrying 
ten thousand ivory doves

no mount can keep us apart
as i bathe in the glory of love’s 
cascading affection-
                my expectation is this…
     to shower our perpetual love in ecstasy



August 8, 2018

Passion Lives Here Day 3 Enter At Your Own Risk

Sweetheart you dont want to tangle with me sexually
Cause I study bodily positions extensively
And I've been known to passionately,
explore womanly creations so aggressively,
I leave them breathing heavily
I especially love when they teasingly touch me enticingly
That turns my nature beastly
And I never enter their privacy wrecklessly
Just ravage it nightly relentlessly
I make it increasingly hot in that special spot 
When I adamantly give it all I got
I mean picture me intruding consensually on the restricted potions of your anatomy freely
The end result closely resembling someting nearly heavenly


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