Tongue DancingA Poem by Doug Ordunio.Darkened summer sweaty Outdoor love night A molten full moon Played hide and seek With well-behaved clouds A smile on her face Two heads drew near Pursed lips touch Explore a face She eyes closed But I wanted to soak in Each intimate inch Of soft velvety skin Then began the tongue dancing For the very first time Was a day without money I hadn’t a dime Started off as a box step Became a slow waltz As more mutual gripping Turned it into a tango Descended with a lustful Unfettered bump and grind We slowly drew back Came up for air Slowly drew a hand through her soft hair Thought about all of it For twenty long seconds Began again just like at the first This time with eyes closed Traveling more quickly Out to the edge Of the known universe A moment of innocence Forever etched Attractively bold Elegantly clumsy © 2011 Doug Ordunio |
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1 Review Added on October 13, 2011 Last Updated on October 13, 2011 AuthorDoug OrdunioTujunga, CAAboutI have been writing for a little while-- Please read and you might be entertained. Please don't send me tons of read requests. If you must send one, make sure it's your best stuff. From me, you will.. more..Writing
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