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Peering through lashes at his form He is more powerful than he gives himself credit for His body is strong and lean But his mind is stronger Layered with complexity and intelligence He is the first The first to break through her rules of life Logic becomes a distant memory Years of experience She is suddenly new, shiny and green His mind like a magnet His words an aphrodisiac His touch.. His touch, her reason lost She is in a new world In his world Each day she is high She loves the feeling Words become her rush Love becomes a crutch Eyes shut, judgement fades Quivering she cannot control He takes over her senses Pushing deep to her soul She loses herself No words escape her lips She is confused in a haze of euphoria Her high unimaginable Chocking with desire She is lost in his love But he is strong, stronger than her He just doesn’t know it Her mind crowded, her senses returned Now crashing Still lost , his love gone
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Mar 5, 2015
Mar 5, 2015 at 10:29 AM UTC
she is new.
Peering through lashes at his form He is more powerful than he gives himself credit for His body is strong and lean But his mind is stronger Layered with complexity and intelligence He is the first The first to break through her rules of life Logic becomes a distant memory Years of experience She is suddenly new, shiny and green His mind like a magnet His words an aphrodisiac His touch.. His touch, her reason lost She is in a new world In his world Each day she is high She loves the feeling Words become her rush Love becomes a crutch Eyes shut, judgement fades Quivering she cannot control He takes over her senses Pushing deep to her soul She loses herself No words escape her lips She is confused in a haze of euphoria Her high unimaginable Chocking with desire She is lost in his love But he is strong, stronger than her He just doesn’t know it Her mind crowded, her senses returned Now crashing Still lost , his love gone
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Mar 5, 2015
Mar 5, 2015 at 10:29 AM UTC
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