[ She awakened in the night ]
She awakened in the night
hearing the sweet sounds
of music drifting through the room
rising and grabbing a robe to cover her
naked body she walks slowly
through the hall and sees
a light
shaking her head she wonders if it's a dream
as the music becomes louder and
she begins to dance
her arms raising up in the air
as if in a trance
curling and swirling her robe opens enough
to show her thighs so thick
and soft
as the muscles begin to tighten
from bending in time to keep up with her feet
bare and on the hardwood floor that feels like rubber
wandering and swaying to the beat
off in a distance she hears the
clap of hands against bare skin
as she looks up a swirling
mist engulfs her with the wings of
a thousand butterflies
she moans softly,as the tide rushed through
her thrusting, arching toward it
helpless and loathe to fight it
it was the thing she feared most
it had come for her....
it was her destiny
and nothing would ever be the same.......
Feb 15, 2010
Feb 15, 2010 at 5:10 AM UTC
[ She awakened in the night ]
She awakened in the night
hearing the sweet sounds
of music drifting through the room
rising and grabbing a robe to cover her
naked body she walks slowly
through the hall and sees
a light
shaking her head she wonders if it's a dream
as the music becomes louder and
she begins to dance
her arms raising up in the air
as if in a trance
curling and swirling her robe opens enough
to show her thighs so thick
and soft
as the muscles begin to tighten
from bending in time to keep up with her feet
bare and on the hardwood floor that feels like rubber
wandering and swaying to the beat
off in a distance she hears the
clap of hands against bare skin
as she looks up a swirling
mist engulfs her with the wings of
a thousand butterflies
she moans softly,as the tide rushed through
her thrusting, arching toward it
helpless and loathe to fight it
it was the thing she feared most
it had come for her....
it was her destiny
and nothing would ever be the same.......
Copyright@2007 Madeline C. Baxter
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