LoversA Poem by Michael W. Farrelly
Lovers
Beside and kissed by a grace we lay side by side.
I have already held and viewed the belly perfect:
Strong, round, yet, tight and soft.
Now, what can I say about this back
With the hip showing curving from the waistband
Like a dune rising above a golden stretch-
Infinity to be crossed on the breath of the lips.
The gentle glow upon the curve of the spine stretching off
Into the ripple of the neck muscles;
But I can’t go there yet. My control is limited.
I explore the blades of the back, their relation to the ribs,
To the spine as it conducts the energy to the brain
Within the perfect skull. I follow the jawline
Below the ear to almost classical structure
Clamped tightly in the arrogance that comes
With the knowledge of beautiful. My mouth
Places gentle traces of a love a passion as I move on
Kissing, licking, biting the corded throat.
My hands guide themselves along tanned contours
To sacred places, and she sighs, parting. I enter
Slowly at first sensing for an angle of union,
On the oneness directed in our blood
Pumping almost simultaneously
We depart from gentility
Sweating and thrusting and reaching
For that something within each-other,
That something in the moment
Of each-other
To cum for
And we rest
Sighing
Completion.
© 2010 Michael W. FarrellyReviews
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Added on February 26, 2008Last Updated on July 10, 2010 AuthorMichael W. FarrellyParis, FranceAboutI am a thirty three year old Dublin man living in Paris.Writing a book at the moment(my third) but it doesn't pay the rent yet and is damn well killing me. I have one basic philosophy in life: it .. more..Writing
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