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Shyly curious you smile at me. Tender, delicate I lightly stroke you, friction ridges of long index finger brushing fine hairs to attention. A sensory meeting, pupils contracted, I impress upon your pale skin from the glenohumeral joint to your elbow, Then our mouths align, entwined, Soft lips parted, eyes closed and tasting; Your worldly generous thighs slightly ajar pressed apart by a firm hand, the sensitive multifingered extremity searches out, Reaching for where you’ve been waiting for years. Beautiful, wide-spread in close proximity, Touching and sizzled by that sweet odour from your neck, pleasing the soul, I do not ask for more delight Upon slipping into your wet and woven silk. But you suddenly unglue our lips and ease me back with a firm hand, Your voice articulates a silent pause. There’s a fierce and undeniable attraction here, Tempered as I sit back for a moment, Excited, quiet and praying for nightfall.
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Apr 13, 2015
Apr 13, 2015 at 7:42 PM UTC
**Patient Love**
Shyly curious you smile at me. Tender, delicate I lightly stroke you, friction ridges of long index finger brushing fine hairs to attention. A sensory meeting, pupils contracted, I impress upon your pale skin from the glenohumeral joint to your elbow, Then our mouths align, entwined, Soft lips parted, eyes closed and tasting; Your worldly generous thighs slightly ajar pressed apart by a firm hand, the sensitive multifingered extremity searches out, Reaching for where you’ve been waiting for years. Beautiful, wide-spread in close proximity, Touching and sizzled by that sweet odour from your neck, pleasing the soul, I do not ask for more delight Upon slipping into your wet and woven silk. But you suddenly unglue our lips and ease me back with a firm hand, Your voice articulates a silent pause. There’s a fierce and undeniable attraction here, Tempered as I sit back for a moment, Excited, quiet and praying for nightfall.
Skendong
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Apr 13, 2015
Apr 13, 2015 at 7:42 PM UTC
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