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The Nymph
by SilverCeltic Moon

Saturday, March 05, 2005
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She was a nymph.....





She was a nymph.
This must be clearly understood.
She lived with the animals under the stars.
She ran wild in the fen and the wood.

She dined eating berries
and living off the land.
She'd never been tamed
nor known a lover's hand.

When he first saw her,
waiting for the berries to fall,
impatient for their taste,
he couldn't believe what he saw.

She was gorgeous, untamed
and certainly not like anyhing he'd ever seen.
Unclothed, except for the colored leaves
that fell from trees, where they once had been.

He followed her steathily,
back to her own little wooded place.
He watched, planned and rehearsed
what he'd say to her face.

Once he faced her, he couldn't say a word.
Her beauty undermined his will, there he simply stood.
She circled him warily, unsure of what he was.
His muscles bunched and one part got hard as wood.

She undressed him with curious eyes
and restless hands that roamed here and there.
He grew harder and harder and groaned.
He wanted her so badly that he didn't care.

After he was nude
as she had been from the start...
She drew him to her leafy bed
and placed his hand on her heart.

He stroked her and gazed into her green eyes.
He suckled her breasts and stroked her
satin skin.
She moaned and climaxed multiple times as
he aroused her over and over again.

She loved him all through the night
and when the morning had come at last,
He found himself alone, as if the night
had been a dream of times long past.

Through the years, he searched for her
haunting the woods and the fen.
Watching for the girl clothed only in leaves,
but never did he see his wild nymph again.


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Reviewed by Glenda Bixler 9/6/2008
This is beautifully written erotica...Thoroughly enjoyable!
Reviewed by Sandra Mushi 12/28/2005
Wow! Enchanting, sensual, hot, sizzling! The graphics compliment the write so well!

God bless,

Sandie.
Reviewed by Regis Auffray 3/12/2005
A lovely tale well told. Thank you for sharing this offering. Love and peace to you. Regis
Reviewed by Pier Tyler 3/10/2005
Brillant write with heated passion, romance, and elusive love. I enjoyed this one.
Reviewed by Gwen Dickerson 3/10/2005
Whoa! Wow! Wonderful! Well, Silver, I see you haven't lost your touch! Bravo!
Reviewed by A PAX 3/10/2005
this is a keeper
bravo!!!
love the art too!!!
applause!
pax A
Reviewed by Bhuwan Thapaliya 3/9/2005
superb poetic tale...enjoyed this much...love n luck....BHUWAN!!!!
Reviewed by Mitzi Jackson 3/7/2005
hahaha, whew guess i would have tried to find her to if i was him
a man but i am not BigSmiles
enjoyed this tail/tale
Reviewed by Paul Williams 3/7/2005
What a lovely passionate tale Silver, I was half expecting her to drag him into the fairy realm or for her to turn into an old woman...guess I read too many fairy tales. Love the Pic too.

Paul;-]
Reviewed by Kate Clifford 3/6/2005
This is a tale that very few will forget! Very passionate with the touch of wildness :-)
Reviewed by Karla Dorman, The StormSpinner 3/6/2005
Silver,

An amazing, multi-layered beauty. BRAVA!

(((HUGS))) and love, Karla. :)
Reviewed by Sandie Angel 3/6/2005
This is one beautiful write. There are so many layers of feelings and exquisite atmosphere it was almost like sipping on a glass of fine wine and enjoying its lingering taste in my mouth while reading through this.



A well-enjoyed poem.



Sandie May Angel a.k.a. Sandie Angel :o)
Reviewed by jude forese 3/6/2005
a beautiful and very senuous tale ...
Reviewed by Dale Clark 3/6/2005
Wow! I think I'm gonna head out for
the woods now. lol So passionate and
sensuous. Excellent!
Reviewed by Mr. Ed 3/6/2005
Now this is quite a poetic tale, and now I know why I love to wander the woods so much!
Reviewed by Tinka Boukes 3/6/2005
hehehehe at Andy!!

Great write Silver...and a belated happy birthday Sis!!

Love Tinka
Reviewed by Andy Turner (Reader) 3/5/2005
Brings to mind. A Midsummers Night Dream.
If it were me. I may not see her again, bet your bottom dollar, you'll here her laughing, "is that it"
Reviewed by Cynth'ya cynthyaspeaks@gmail.com 3/5/2005
Simply tantric.
Reviewed by Divinity 11 3/5/2005
Enchanting is the only word to describe it, indeed! It was wonderful and the picture is lovely to go along with it!

gypsie
Reviewed by E T Waldron 3/5/2005
wow Celtic! This is so enchanting and beautiful, love the art and the story/poem!
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