Salaciousness Poems | Examples


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Divine Being

Where did you come from?
This rendezvous caught me 
Totally off guard
Because I didn’t consider 
You would choose me 
With such a natural regard 
Where did you emerge from? 
My first glance of you
An interrogation began within myself 
My cognition was flooded 
With actions of iniquity 
Shouldn’t your origin come 
From the clouds 
Where Greeks god’s like 
Zeus, Apollo, Aphrodite reside 
Did you step down to this earthly realm
To undertake many acts of salaciousness 
Enticing me with your 
Unfathomable echo 
Your aurous and creamy complexion 
Now you will turn me into your vixen 
To surrender to your 
Sensual ascendancy 
But in my unconscious mentality 
You captured me by your traits of amity
Under no circumstances 
Did I presume 
That your influence 
Would happen so soon 
No, don’t get it misconstrued 
I’m not asking for a ring 
I just want to worship 
You as my god king 
Engulfed in immoral pleasures 
Wherever and whenever you want 
Regardless of any type of weather
Indeed you are a divine being 
Commanding authority 
So I will never think about leaving

Persuasions of a Sojourning Moon

Her supple and shapely silhouette rests submissively
as the luster upon the soft satin sheets arouses
sensual images of salaciousness beneath the sheen surface

My empty yet enduring eyes slowly engage the darkness
eager to embark upon the elusive lines energizing the elation
as a sojourning moon entices her to endear

Her excelling exuberance... exploited on exhalation
exposing her explicitly, exemplifying the excerpt
of an exonerated experience as the moonlight expires

Devouring Carnal Desires

Lifeless, I lie here
On the bed of lust
Under the beefy quilt 
of mounting shame
With oozing hurt
And fading flame
To feed your lechery
with drops of salaciousness
Behind the closed doors
of raging prurience
As the rays of sun melt
In the heart of burning sky
I lay self down in gloom
And crouch down at your sight
As I bow, you drag me down
To feed your hungry soul
With the tender flesh
Of my puerile charm
And strangled glow
when the moon shines
Over the dying remains
Of my ebbing mind

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My interpretation of the portrait named 'Sleeping Child'
http://www.stephaniedeshpande.com/porfolio/


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