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Lovely lazy lust
Dawn’s warm embrace
Finds our forms entwined
Us two, face to face
Our bodies, intimately aligned
Lips meet in passion
As breast press to chest
In missionary fashion
Intimacy at its best
Birds sing morning praise
To our languorous love
Our heart rates raise
As I move above
Not frantic, manic
This lazy lust
No wild panic
Just gentle thrust
Pleasure is met
Without wild screams
Both left wet
In blissful dreams.
Published 19th Dec 2018
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- Edited 19th Dec 2018 9:02pm
19th Dec 2018 9:01pm
Nothing better than morning lust and pleasures. Loved this!
19th Dec 2018 9:42pm
Anonymous
19th Dec 2018 9:13pm
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19th Dec 2018 9:46pm
I love erotic poetry...but I'm afraid I have to disagree...I would definitely rather be having sex than writing about it 😊.
Anonymous
19th Dec 2018 9:56pm
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19th Dec 2018 10:18pm
It seems you prefer to take it slow, savor each erotic moment. I have to agree. Frantic sex is short lived. Wham, bam, thank you ma'am. So, yes, let's take it lazy. Lovely write!
19th Dec 2018 10:27pm
Ha don't get me wrong, a frantic session can be fun but i prefer to savour the moment.
20th Dec 2018 10:23am
“Languorous love”, such a beautiful turn of phrase :) Tantalising with a dash of the tantric. Makes for wonderful reading.
20th Dec 2018 12:39pm
I have to admit I borrowed the word 'languorous' from another poet...😅 their mind was far sharper than mine but it's such a great word I had to use it.
