Jewels

How might you love me?
I’ve milled me a wish

With roses and paisley
adorning your kiss

With unsparing hands
That caress my skin

With subtle poise
Felt deep within

With moons that swoon
O’er silken delights

With words that spice
These shaded nights

With quips in svelte
I unravel your swagger

In the haste of the moment
I buckle and stagger

With fingers that rove
‘cross the arc of my spine

With lips that slip
to where you can dine

With the taste of my jewels
To garnish your tongue

With the grace of renewal
Two bodies are clung