~~~~~*~~~~~
Come
Enter my chamber Of illusions
Bring with you
Your love, Your heart
Your sensuous abilities
All the fantasies
You can muster
Your thoughts and dreams
Of conquering possibilities.
~~*~~
Bring forth, with you
Your tricks of the trade
Be sharp and daring
As a double edge blade
~~*~~
Enter, within me
With your flaming sword
Of passion
Come To Me
Like Joan Of arc, in armor.
~~*~~
Like A campaigning Sanit
ready to battle
With Passion
Against
The Forces of evil
Heal my imprisoned soul.
~~*~~
Bring forth your tenderness,
Press it against
My hardening Emotions
Of a love's passionate desires.
~~~~~*~~~~~
I did a poem with the same title....I liked yours more....okay!!
Come To Me
Oh! Come to me
Oh! Come and do surrender
Then my heart may grow tender
I will send you my heart
That you may kiss
As often as you choose
In spite of all my plans
Ending my love for you
Is harder than it seems
Oh! Come to me
Oh! Come and do surrender
For the sake of peace
I make this call
Now therefore come to me
Oh! Come to me
And then you quickly feel
No bitterly repent
Before it is too late
For a woman in love
Oh! In spite of all my plans
Ending my love for you
Oh! Come to me
“You”
When Sophie Bayles inadvertently ruins a young man’s chance for employment, she sets out to find him a new position. Even though he doesn’t want her to.
~Nikki~
Jack
Nancy
So enticing...
Mister
tony
Reindeer
Beautiful, romantic and very passionate. Excellent.
~Chrissie
In Spirit,
Bear
May Lu $*_*$ a.k.a. Sandie Angel :o)
Come To Me
Oh! Come to me
Oh! Come and do surrender
Then my heart may grow tender
I will send you my heart
That you may kiss
As often as you choose
In spite of all my plans
Ending my love for you
Is harder than it seems
Oh! Come to me
Oh! Come and do surrender
For the sake of peace
I make this call
Now therefore come to me
Oh! Come to me
And then you quickly feel
No bitterly repent
Before it is too late
For a woman in love
Oh! In spite of all my plans
Ending my love for you
Oh! Come to me
“You”
Love Tinka
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