POEM INSPIRED BY 'THE VIEW'

It will long remain in my mind  
The night I noticed your behind,  
When, unashamedly naked,  
You led enamoured me to bed.  
No finer view did I yet find  
Among the ranks of womankind.  
   
The unbound "tool of my delight"  
Took extra life blood on the sight.  
How tempted was I then to pinch  
Of one of your buttocks an inch,  
But would I be in bed welcome  
If I so dared to pinch your bum?  
   
The length of leg, too, caught my eye
As I looked downwards from your thigh.
To have them twined around my waist
What I wanted, tempted to haste
Restrained just by how long I took
Undressing ere you got to look.
 
How dainty you got off your feet  
Onto your back, my arms to greet.  
You lifted the sheets, purest white,  
Which we soon disarrayed that night  
As, bodies in each other's hold,  
We kissed, caressed, sucked, thrust and rolled.  
   
You'd felt so smooth after the shower  
And smelled fresh as the daisy flower.  
I'm not surprised to me you said:  
"You're like an animal in bed!"  
That was the red rag to the bull,  
You'd never looked SO beautiful.