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My Mexico Friend
by Blue Sleighty → (All Poetry by Blue Sleighty)
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An erotic poem about going on with life. Sounds arrogant as hell- but it really happened.


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Sunlight hits her hair

Lights it up as if aflame

Deep copper, ebony and mahogany

Shining prismatic reflection

Infintessimal spectrum of refracted light

The casual observer would never see

 

With a sensuous grace

She slips off her sunglasses

Finally

I have been waiting impatiently

She is beautiful

And, I can’t believe this is happening to me

 

My eyes travel shamelessly

Around her every fine feature

Enjoying the presence

Of this lovely creature

Eyes rimmed with thick lashes

And flashing green. Prettiest woman I have ever seen.

 

“I’ve watched you now for a couple of days”

I look at her and smile. I don’t know what to say.

“I knew I had seen your face before”

And, now I realize I’m in trouble for sure

“You’re that writer on the internet”

And without realizing it, I mouth the words “o shit”

 

We both have a laugh, and I admit that it’s true

And she says she knows that my name is Blue

She’s read all my stories. My poetry, too.

And, then I explain to her what I REALLY do.

She gives me a smoldering look

And she says, “I want you.”

 

Her forwardness completely takes me aback

I can’t think of a single thing to say back

It’s all too intriguing to just walk away

I gather my courage and decide I will stay

I smile and lean forward and give her a kiss

And she whispers, “No. I mean I want more than this.”

 

I ask her if she’s ever done this before

Her answer is no. But, her eyes implore.

I take her hand, and I lead her away

In her room we make love for the rest of the day

Our bodies are on fire, and she loves to play

I do not worry about morning. I resign to stay.

 

The moment of truth is upon us

We are face to face and eye to eye

I press my lips to her tanned inner thigh

Between her legs I give her an unusual kiss

She utters a sigh which articulates bliss

And I know she wants me to continue like this

 

She is new to me but familiar

I know how it goes

Her gasps make me happy

Her juices flow

Her hips moving violently

I don’t let her go

 

Our lips meet with fever, mouths locking in passion

With high pitched exclamations

Punctuating the air

My hands are busy everywhere

Climactic rush renders her rigid

I hold her as tightly as we both can bear

 

When we lay in repose she says she is happy

With gentle kisses, I hold her close and say I am too

I enjoy her and hold her closely to me

Sleep comes brought on by love’s magic potion

Leaving me helpless against a dream of you

I wake up, shaking off all of the emotion

 

She holds me tight. She won’t let me go

She’ll be with me tonight, and still here tomorrow

She can understand how I feel from deep within

She’s before been to many places where I have been

I know I have met my ultimate match

And I thank God for blessing me with this exquisite catch

 

She tells me she loves me, and I know I love her too

And I forget that ever even knew you

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 
 
 
 


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 Reviews of "My Mexico Friend"
Reviewed by mumtaz bobby (Reader)
Reviewed on January 1, 2007
your presentation is unique and untouched, though the theme is eternal"love thyself".one more remakable thing is your minute obsevation.When a female gets wet water refracts through it as coming through a prism by making spectrum of colored lights.This is a marvelous description I have ever come accross.In deed you meet here with your self to gratify and eventually to satisfy your inner feelings.This way a virgin girl quenches her thirst.Its, of course, a great literary work.

Reviewed by Art Hernandez
Reviewed on November 19, 2006
Nice work on this poetic love and romantic tale...your words show the view of one who finds a lovely maiden and takes upon the approach of a new romantic love...very nice...one thing is your last line missing a small word or did you leave it or write it that way...even still a most enjoyable view of thought...nice...

Reviewed by Joseph* OneLight*® (Reader)
Reviewed on April 29, 2006
Like a flash of lightning, yes, love comes to be embraced in a way that is electromagnetic. Seems to me that you have found such a blessed and rare union.

Love & Light,
Joseph

Reviewed by Regis Auffray
Reviewed on April 28, 2006
Sweet love and so sensual too, Blue. Thank you for sharing this gift. Love and peace,

Regis

Reviewed by Peter Paton
Reviewed on April 28, 2006
Hot and spicy, Blue
You sure know how to turn the temperature up...:)
Peter

Reviewed by Blue Sleighty
Reviewed on April 23, 2006
Tripping would be the right description.

Reviewed by Ed Matlack
Reviewed on April 22, 2006
Almost afraid to leave a comment, as I may lose it somewhere, but I hope if this is real, you find peace/piece as you trip through lifes ups and downs...Ed

Reviewed by Felix Perry
Reviewed on April 22, 2006
Breathtaking and so sensual Blue, well done.
Felix


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