IN A DIMMED LIGHT

IN A DIMMED LIGHT

A Poem by Mary Fioratti

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 


   

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

IN A DIMMED  LIGHT


Oh! these eyes of yours
between the sheets
like headlights
that burn my eyes
in a darkened room...
Your hair draws
a landscape in your pillow
and your abandoned hands
vulnerable to touch
Oh these eyes of yours
that silently beg 
looking at my half naked body
your body moves
languid and begging
against mine
Oh! this touch of yours
so familiar, so unknown
provoking endless chills 
in my bare skin
that searches into my senses 
for untold pleasures
that guesses my requests
insinuating into my ear
your warm tongue...
Oh! your smell
of soap after shower
the perfect taste of your mouth
your legs that fit
so perfectly in mine...
Oh! this moment
half real, half ethereal
when our mouth kisses
with open eyes
showing in the pupils
the overt desire
Oh! that child side 
half needy
fragile and aggressive
 seducing me
crushing me in your arms
filling me with desires
in a dimmed light

 

Mary Fioratti

© 2011 Mary Fioratti


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pictured within thoughts...this view of how sensual the eyes can take one from simplicity to the exoticism of love...nice work Mary...

Posted 12 Years Ago


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Great write

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Fabulous...

Posted 12 Years Ago


What uninhibited passion you expressed... when love and lust collide it can be quite dynamic.

Posted 13 Years Ago



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My real name is "Maria Ines", some people call me Mary or Maria. I am originally from Brazil, and I have lived in USA for 20 years. I live each day as the last. Breath life. Love people. Always in .. more..

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