Naked
In Surrender
©Mona Arizona
March 2014
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The
thing is you can't
expect
me to always be
defeated,
naked in
surrender,
a slave
bound
while your sweat works to
cool
your exhausted body,
your
muscle lax and spent.
You
can see how
sensitive
my nipples are
after
the stroking from
your
fingers and your tongue
and
from your lips gripping
and
pulling and from being
sucked
and nibbled; my
ribs
rising and falling
while
you sculpted anew
parts
of my body. Didn't each
exhalation
of breath whisper
sounds
of elation and yes?
Doesn't
my trembling body
speak
to you as the sole
benefactor
of your desire,
of
you, all of you, and your seed
to
the point of that little death
before
my limp body finds
purchase
with yours?
Art by Malcolm T Liepke
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Wow, very erotic. I wish to read more from this poem.
ReplyDeleteThank you Ray.
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