My Beating Heart
by Charles Keller — Read all 159 poems by Charles Keller
Thursday, December 7, 2006
Do you feel my beating heart?
As, spent, we lie in love's embrace,
Your head against my chest,
Rising and falling as I gasp
To regain my drained strength.
I feel your breath moving
Hairs to and fro, eyes closed
Slowly caressing me with fingers
That send such fire and passion
Through me with each electric touch.
Butterflies swarm in my belly
With each moan from you,
With each gasp and sigh from you,
With each whispered, "I love you."
Do you feel my beating heart?
Pounding, sounding like bombs
On a battlefield exploding!
Do you feel me inside you?
Throbbing with each heartbeat,
Still on fire and sensing
Each exquisite spasm.
As your soul swallows mine,
As your essence swallows mine,
As your core burns as mine.
Do you feel my throbbing passion?
Do you know how I adore you?
You do know... Don't you?
Interesting composition singing sensual emotions. "My Beating Heart" is a
romantic-libidinal depicting of passion and desires.
In admiration,
Andre Emmanuel Bendavi ben-YEHU
xo Taylor
Loved your write.
Michael