Poetry To A Rose - The Visit
21st Century
Oh, you blushing beauty!
Virgin of the Morning!
Utterly I am slain by your fresh, sensual perfume.
Teasingly you disrobe before my eyes,
slow,
coy,
Until I ache
with anticipation.
All shyness cast aside, at long last the prize:
the sweet, golden middle
revealed in all its glory.
Penetrating layers of velvet, blushing flesh,
I dive in to drink long and deep of your sweet liquer.
At last,
I am sated
and can sup no more at your fleshly font.
Hesitantly, dizzily I depart, wearing a tell-tale, golden glow
Vowing to return for more.
DayPoems Poem No. 1739
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The DayPoems Poetry Collection, www.daypoems.net
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