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The Wizard (Taken Part I)

Silken passion he bequeaths, my skin his domain, slowly dispensing cloth of hindrance   Scorching love given by destiny’s morning entanglement      
Mm… closing my eyes, I feel you my love      
Receptive murmurs I speak to the dusk      
Sluggish evolution of mighty hands      
     
My body he draws upon ecstasy like a Picasso’s work of art      
The addictive of my nakedness his tongue wanders upon the feast of my offering      
Supplicatory affections as he merges his core unto me      
     
I feel the textual heat of his needs exploring my scared tabernacle      
Taking him in the notes of my ideology, debauchery faltering      
Paralyzed to the asunder of my willingly suppleness donation      
Laden desires of supine passion, the altar of my lips he sacrifices  

Hasten kisses, tongues wrapping  
Mms… and awws… fusing, escaping  
Nipples languidly lapped, sweet mercy echoing in its soft calling  
Lust opening and gripping    
    
Droplets of my life force filtering      
The fountain unto the drought of his mouth, the taste of me he quenches      
My hand, planted upon his crown of glory      
Draining me, ever so slowly      
     
His migration into my temple I open without regards of submission      
Lips, worshipping my skin, from feet to head      
Back arched, legs spread for the invitation to join me in the bed of our fornicate      
In the crest of my wayward the moans of surrendering      
     
Oh…baby, surrendering in his gliding endearment    
Back clenched, bed rattling    
Moans carried on the wind    
The silence of sweat droplets landing    
   
Cum unto me, my love      
Waves of rapture, embedding deep inside      
Spiraling in the abyss of my sanctum      
My skin awakened in the anticipation      
Bathing my skin with splashes of his nocturnal scent      
     
   
 
Written by SweetKittyCat5
Published | Edited 23rd Oct 2024
Author's Note
Only passions, great passions can elevate the soul to great things.

Denis Diderot
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