As the second hand slips When you’re coming to grips In a thrilling ecstatic last gasp, The spasms are treasured, The nerve-endings pleasured— An easy, yet hard thing to grasp.
If only the wife Could surpass this in life; Transcending mere conjugal motion: This private emergency; Slippery urgency, Panting in private devotion.
On the hot stroke of one It’s a second to none Passing minutes on high alert. When all prudery ceases, The tension releases: Alone, as you ready to—
PROMPT #22: write a poem about something you’ve done that gave you a kind of satisfaction, and perhaps still does.