Reader feedback on Erotic Poetry published on Literotica.
Discovered your work through reading another author; glad for that. Very moving, thought provoking erotic poem. Loved the “turn” and the complementary nature of your lines around strengths and weaknesses. Beautiful poem.
All Comments/ReplyLiked the title — perfect for the mix of metaphorical images you create. Any number of lines so captivating “…like twisted sea dreads…”. Last two stanzas put smile on one’s face. Not sure why FUCK is capitalized — curious; certainly does not detract. Like your poetry.
All Comments/ReplyLovely.
All Comments/ReplyBeautiful
All Comments/ReplyI like the air of submission in this poem.
All Comments/ReplyWow! I love the ocean theme. Beautiful sex.
All Comments/Replysuch vivid imagery . beautiful.
All Comments/ReplySo erotic xxx
All Comments/ReplyYou're writing is still incredible
All Comments/ReplyThank you I did write one the other day care to here it?
All Comments/ReplyThank you Satyr61. A friday evening rambling :) Glad you liked.
All Comments/ReplyWhat a truly beautiful poem, Kat. It touched my heart xxxxx
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D onald got Spanked....
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M ama roasted his Red Rump!?
All Comments/Reply@Migbird -- I had to re-read that line, too. I took it as meaning, "She says things to me, about myself, that make me think 'how can she possibly know that?' She knows things about me I didn't even know myself."
All Comments/ReplyThank you 💋 🔥
All Comments/Replyits lovely
All Comments/ReplyPretty close to the last one I read. Do you really like your dom to punt your nuts so diligently? I mean... I have no problem with it.
All Comments/ReplySuccinct and direct. Well, what can you really say when you're writhing on the floor with your testicles up in your throat?
All Comments/ReplyYou have a nice feel for meter and rhyme.
All Comments/ReplyBeats me. I'm glad I don't live next to one of those things.
Have you ever seen the movie, "The Quiet Earth"? It's an obscure apocalyptic Australian piece. You might like it. Thought provoking.
All Comments/ReplyI think sometimes the living do see the dead. I like the poem, though.
All Comments/ReplyWow, that is naughty
All Comments/ReplyI support this
All Comments/ReplyCool. I did an acrostic and found the technical aspects on this site to be overwhelmingly challenging. I finally posted it as an attachment from WORD which worked better. it's hard to emphasize the first letter in each line for readers who don't know what you're doing.
All Comments/ReplyHow Biblical and so inspiring! Love it. The whip is ready.
All Comments/ReplyI like this one a lot. Well done, DampKitten.
All Comments/ReplyVery hot and I like the large stanzas.
All Comments/ReplyI love how regularly and relentlessly you produce excellent poems, Mark.
All Comments/ReplyNicely done.
All Comments/ReplyLike very much; rolls off the lips/flows. Intrigued by one line: “She tells me things she cannot know.” Curious - what cannot her lover know in the moment? Thanks for this poem; one way I love your poetry.
All Comments/ReplyI like the energy of this, building the sexual tension with a crescendo as the poem progresses.
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