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A Love So Grand

With the moon, as our chaperone,

for miles, the beach, is ours alone.

Your hands, rest, within my hair,

holding me, enraptured there.

While you feast upon my lips,

waves, about our ankles, slip.

Their caress, is smooth and soft,

while yours, leave me wanton, lost.

The ocean breeze, cool and light.

Yet, I am afire, now, this night.

Time, stand still this night, I plead.

For more of him, I do greed

 

This, the first time, beneath moonbeams,

of summer love, I feel the steam.

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paula-swanson
American
Published
Jul 16, 2010
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