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Sex Scenario: Pouring Rain

The element of water is much needed to survive, 
that's 2 parts hydric oxygen for breathing deep inside,

all scents of Mother Nature dwelling in between your 
thighs, with you I'm Maya Angelou, a touch and still I 
rise.

The shower water's beating like a drummer go 
insane, it drizzles as it bangs and brings to mind the 
pouring rain,

we ride the ganja leaf as I begin to tour your frame, 
the steaming mist envelopes us, we fly like soaring 
planes.

A drenching kiss that makes us slip, we're goin 
under too, the sky's alive, the lightning strikes and 
brings the thunder too,

my legs collapse like Autobots to slide up under you, 
your right leg's now on my left shoulder, aint no 
runnin boo.

The 1st lick of your nether lips exhales your breath 
away, the 2nd through the 30th go past like 
yesterday,

and minutes after fastening my mouth to man your 
boat, a liter's worth of candy jam goes slamming 
down my throat.

Your hips do grind and so do mine except some 
time has passed, you hold for dearest life, you're like 
a vice, so tight to stab,

but once the motion activates we form like Wonder 
Twins, which has me quartered safe in you like I 
was Gunga Din.

The shower nozzle's open to a full blown water blast, 
the way our skin is smacking loudly, it just oughta 
splash,

you throw it back like Brady when the Pats and 
Dolphins clash, or moreso like you walk the streets 
and look to ball for cash.

It feels like Heaven's open with the angels washing 
down, but even heavy shower water can't wash out 
the sounds,

of passion resonating through a frosted wall of 
glass, my seed does not impede with speed, into 
your walls I crash.

A 2nd wind of stamina embraces me like fam, I'm 
like a stick of granite still, that's just the man I am,

who don't mind puttin in extra work that'll leave us 
sore with pain, the shower's like we're outside sexin 
in the pouring rain.

Copyright © James Lewis | Year Posted 2011

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