Metamorphosis

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tendon flexed fingers
over a sanded plateau of taunt skin
indentation of insistence
enhanced by an arched back
let loose the moment
and live forever here with me
each part of body becomes a new world
exploration of electric seconds
charged air crisp and turbulent
here the current runs stronger
down the mountain of you
into my valley where every muscle
becomes strong banks to hold
the rush of you
further stronger
pulse of rapids over every rock and boulder
filling flooding through each crevasse
we meld
and become the sea together
tossing waves of lust
against unexplored shores
evaporate to the rain
seperating only to join again in violent storms
where we wash the canyons deeper still

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AnonymousAnonymousabout 18 years ago
Still not blinking

I can't look away! Very hot, ST!

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Queen of MarsQueen of Marsabout 18 years ago
Filled My Mind

Creatively visual, your words filled my mind with an image, which is what good, descriptive poetry should do. Very HOT, dear.

My Erotic TrailMy Erotic Trailabout 18 years ago
very nice

I enjoyed your poem

LeBrozLeBrozabout 18 years ago
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Very nicely done

Evolution of images;

From fingers on skin

To the change of images

With passion's metaphoric perfect storm.

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