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Enchanting Memories

His enthralling eyes pierced

her like a loosed arrow.

Paralyzed and frightened,

She still yearned for him.

 

For his touch.

For his smile.

For a whisper.

She did not know.

 

She was a pawn to him,

yet, even a pawn can become

a queen if played right.

 

He saw himself ********** her slowly,

all the time, staring into her eyes of sapphire.

The candles around the room were burning

brightly as he began to ravish her,

slowly at first, then picking up the pace.

 

Their entwining bodies caused so much heat,

the candles were extinguished in sorrow

and time fell away as the

darkness fell over them.

 

Hearts pounding as one,

both drenched in sweat, exhausted,

they fell into each others arms

and slept for an eternity.

 

They were lost in that moment

and that moment was lost in time.

That night is but half a moments glance

out the window of a speeding train as her

memories have multiplied over the ages.

 

She can still feel him inside her.

In her mind and body.

She can still feel his

breath on her neck.

She can still smell that awful

cologne he thought was so great.

 

She can still feel him

with every beat of her heart.

 

 

Written By:

Andrew D. Robertson

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