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Midnight View
Across the yard through midnight dew
comes soft the silhouette of you,
and by my bedroom lamp you see
the dimly glowing shape of me,
translucent in my silky lace.
You pause a glance, then push the pace,
up ivy-covered trellis climb
in moonlight green, as if each vine
were somehow tethered to our souls
where melding makes the perfect whole.
The latch unhinged; you crawl inside.
We gently wrestle on the floor.
You kiss me hard; your fingers glide
where playful boys have touched before,
But you, my sweet, a kitten's breath,
have dared to breathe my heart anew.
My hesitation put to death,
I sink beneath the starlight hue
of passion's unexpected crush.
You tease.
I arch.
You taste.
I gush.
A thousand stenciled sparkles fly
like lightning searing up each thigh.
Tantalizing talons tear
away my tearful underwear.
And when I fall back to myself,
we saunter sideways into bed,
my legs across your shoulder's shelf,
so snug, embrace your lovely head.
You squeeze my cheeks, my petals spread
in blissful springtime velvet bloom.
The pink aroma that I've shed
distills to nectar you consume.
My parents, long since gone to sleep,
are unaware your probing tongue
has pierced their daughter's core so deep
to make her secret waters run.
A roaring river floods the sheets.
We'll drown before we see the sun,
before we share a morning's kiss.
But in the dark, we drench ourselves
in utter bliss,
the sea's abyss,
a foamy froth we can't resist.
And miles from where in bed we lie
is surf
is sand
is open sky;
a beach that we can walk upon,
a place where we can wake at dawn.
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