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revealing in final embrace
Seems I've lived in this acute dead fall,
of my unfulfilled yearnings for so long,
I reach out but I fear there's nothing to grab onto,
I'm guessing no one's even there?
Out of all the things that should come to me in these hours
of my most desperate needs, only your echo sustains,
please find me, dear beautiful eyes,
I can not fathom a reason to remain for tomorrow
though I've so much of myself to give,
I'm drowning and I can't swim.
I saw you in my sacred garden
where in my dreams I tasted your moans,
I licked your ecstasy,and drank love from your honeycomb;
completely now I will be gone into outer going,
you may count me absent fore tomorrow finds it's spaces
vacant and without me,
no more inhaling air that should
belong to a more promising candidate,
no longer will I take up room obviously not meant for me,
this tiny corner belongs to someone else, someone more intended.
I am stagnant in this pond,bleeding in the poisons I've injected,
It won't make a difference, I'm sure you wouldn't want me anyway,
undoubtedly certain you won't mourn me,still though that's O.K
However I have to wonder, would you have
bucked with the rhythm of my tongue,
sucking your clitoris as far into my mouth as possible?
would your soft hands have pressed down impatiently on the back
of my head in guidance?hurrying me to your center of pleasure?
my lips adeptly experienced massages beyond
the threshold of what nirvana bestows.
would you have whispered my name with
trembling legs when orgasm erupted?
would you have undulated with my face tightly
against your succulent temptation?
seeping delicious elixir onto my tongue,opening your vaults
of concealment that hides the sensations falling like cool rain?
please dance with me,and you'll find libidos ultimate release,
before I leave this world behind, dead straight into death's abyss.
Published 26th Nov 2013
| Edited 19th Feb 2014
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