Does He Know?

An intimate look at a sexual tryst

He says I preached my sermon of “Never Again.”

But does he know why?

Does he know that my heart is fearless but my mind is not?

Does he know that with the ease of his hands each touch each movement caressing my body

each muscle each inch each surrounding molecule he knocked down my impenetrable wall.

For hours he liquefied my soul molding my skin beneath his hands. Fiending for that feeling to never stop he gained entrance to my secret garden. Where he tended to each and every flower like a master gardener until every petal yearned for his touch.

But does he know?

 

 

Does He Know?

 

Author's Note

Give honest feedback. Tell me whatcha think.

Reviews

[Walkingblind]

Wow...maybe HE knows I hope he does if not you need to tell him. This
is great reminds me of a friend of mines poem! it's short but it packs a
punch like a story. Lots of detail your metaphors are on point and
the flow of this piece is makes everything polished and fluid. Very nice!
I enjoyed it honestly

[Wicahpi]

The only comment I have is,
'sounds like love' and if 'he'
didn't know, he'd be a blind fool.
For feelings like that should be obvious.
I also have a poem by the same name.
I LOVE YOUR Version! lol

Welcome, once again, to the Cafe!

Peace n Light,
Wicahpi

[Bear]

Does he know? I think not truly! He enjoys being the director of the orchestra of which you are every instrument. He'll never truly know the complete emotional eruptions that flow from within thee due to his touch though he will forever desire to conduct your symphony into complete ecstacy.

Gee the later and more sleep deprived I become.... Sallie Bear

[Sheila Kline]

WELCOME, and so glad you joined! I read your poem when your friend, LostRose, posted it for you!
You will find that you will become more comfortable the more time you spend here, so join us often, and post your wonderful poetry as this one, and others to come.
And, please make your way around and read other writings.
You way with words, and please don't stop using them to entertain readers!
Sheila