Through my bedroom window
You swept in like a breeze
Whispering sweet words
Desire blew all over me
Telling me your secrets
How you could make me whole
Never thinking for a second
That you would take my soul
I didn't try to fight you
Didn't even try to scream
Not knowing if this was real
Or if I was lost in a dream
Pulling back the blankets
You gave a delighted hiss
And swooped in ever so quickly
Embracing me with a kiss
Melting in your arms
Trembling with every touch
Never in my life before
Had I wanted someone so much
Dangerous liaison
An aduterous affair
Ecstasy controlled me
As you ran your fingers through my hair
Taking what you needed
Fully sated and content
Massaging with your fingers
Making sure I was completely spent
Knowing it was wrong
Not caring it was a sin
Out my window you crept
Promising we'd be together again
Hauntingly sensual write that tells it like it is, when passion goes past the point of desire nothing matters at that certain point but to be sated and spent and worry the quilt to death the next day...wild write my friend, loved it.
From First Love to its destructive end and on to new beginnings, Mary Angela Nangini's poems explore the birth and death of a relationship. The powerful poems are presented in two parts with an introduction to her next book My Ontario Beautiful. (Th
I got the visuals of a vampire reading this one. A very chillings piece. Peace, Love and Blessings, Paul.
Thanks,
Dan
Be safe,
Karen
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