In the dining room doorway we stand, Your back pressed against me firmly As my arms wrap themselves softly Around you, kissing your open neck, Accepting proffered lips with delight; I’m tempted to allow hands to stray, Over breasts, denim, between thighs, But I stay my desire for you, pressing Kisses against your delicious skin instead As you press hard against me, smiling At the feel of undisguised attraction. And your hand wanders beneath the Looseness of my shirt, taking strolling Fingertips over my skin, suggesting You’ll take that little beltway path, But with a kiss and a giggle you turn Smiling from caresses to leave richness Of anticipation to seep through hours.
Let me know what you think!
Tue, 18th May, 2010
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