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Sweet amber honey
A Poem by
ron
Sweet amber honey Glistening drips of honey in the warm summer breeze. Its thick amber sweetness teases the senses of a hint of pleasure...
Trapped love
A Poem by
ron
Trapped love Your words they touched my soul, it had been forgotten long ago, tucked away like a bad memory that wanted to stay. You dragge..
Writing
A Poem by
ron
Writing Words fleeting, thoughts escaping, catch them in the ink. A pad of paper a scrap of parchment pen in hand I wink. A love p..
Night shift
A Poem by
ron
Night shift Standing guard while others sleep. The moon and the stars are my only company. Doing my rounds making sure all is safe at..
Face of a not so dad
A Poem by
ron
Face of a not so dad The face of a dad; not a Dad anyone else has or mine, but me the face of a not so dad. I grew up thinking I was spec..
The release
A Poem by
ron
The release Glistening droplets on your skin smelling of must and sweetness. Sweat mixed with sounds of passion. Muscles tense and lo..
The switch
A Story by
ron
The switch Obediently Brenda waits kneeling; her hands secured behind her back, looking up at her Mistress Jessie. Jessie nods and Brenda ..
Dream of this moment
A Poem by
ron
Dream of this moment Passing glance. Knowing touch. Soft lips touch. Supple breasts. Bulging pants. Tied to a bed. Mad..
The dark exposed love
A Poem by
ron
The dark exposed love Sitting in the dark, forever now. The sun has set hours ago. You walk in quiet as a mouse thinking I’m as..
True to our self’s
A Story by
ron
True to our self’s What are we if not true to our self’s? Are we nothing more the primal instincts that control our every act..
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