One of my poems from my deleted blog.
I look down to you on your knees, this vibrant, powerful woman, half dressed, submissive, hungry, oh so hungry to please, waiting for my touch, waiting for my command and I am more than aroused. I am humbled.
I love when one of my poems from my deleted blog finds me!
“It can be easy or it can be hard. I tell you as I undo the satin strap.
The speed and the depth of your breath tell me which as I pull off the last barrier
It is the best of lessons, the more fucked out I leave you, the more the surrender. the more desperate the need to please. And what man could want more than that perfect desperation from his perfect woman?
It is the after. After the surrender. The taking. The sweet ravaging with all its pain and desire. After the orgasm. and the next orgasm and the last, forced orgasm, and we are both spent, and we fall together in silken tenderness, so sure of our love we could weep, this, the after, the culmination of assurance.
At times you seem a dream.
Impossibly perfect, if not for the world,
At least for me. Every line and confession.
Every slowly strip tease and revelation
Kept so silent for so long. Released. Shared.
Trusted. Every curve just where my dreams would have them.
Every desire a mirror. Dreams that became hopes.
But, time and distance, pasts and vulnerabilities
Have their cost. And yet, even now, apart,
You seem a dream more real than a heart can stand
And I am left not knowing what is and is not,
Like a night lost in lust, so deep it feels like
A movie without a proper ending,
Real and not real and a little floundering,
Something vintage and yet somehow still vibrant.
Lust lives. Love lives. The real thing never dies.
And just as you believe there are limits to what might become real, uyou find out there are not. None in you. And certainly none from me.
Still finding my old poems from my Tumblr deleted site saved by others. Thanks to all of you who reposted them!
Blindfolded, you feel more intensely. Each caress. Each tiny pinprick of pain
is distinct from the other.
Until all subtlety is abandoned and I split you asunder, losing my control to my passion,
forcing each cry ripped from your lips, each one the consequence of your surrender.
M or F?
Male. The poems are about me and my love.
Formerly “The Other Poems” with 12,000+ readers and correspondents until without warning Tumblr decided I was no longer worthy of web space.
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