Chocolate Starfish
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Category:
Poetry › Free Verse
Rating:
Adult ++
Chapters:
1
Views:
1,337
Reviews:
3
Recommended:
0
Currently Reading:
0
Disclaimer:
This is a work of poetry. Any resemblance of characters to actual persons, living or dead, is purely coincidental. The Author holds exclusive rights to this work. Unauthorized duplication is prohibited.
Choclate Starfish
A line from my eyes
To your pretty little thighs,
Cross at your knees.
Flex! Slide…
Hands on your hips,
Feeling my fingertips.
They are not there
But I still want to stare.
My gaze crawls over eyes
And breasts
And chest and lips,
Maybe the ones between your hips,
The ones I kiss in my dreary bliss.
To know a taste of salt and bliss.
The juice running over my tongue
And from you runs, and runs, and runs!
My diseased mind knows your time and your rhyme,
How to get to your secret place,
That chocolate starfish.
Let yourself know
Because I already know.
My dirty mind knows no bounds
As you sit in your chair
Under my engorged stare.
Sitting missionary position
Under my pulsing stare.
You unknowingly wait for me.
You can’t know what I think.
You wouldn’t know.
Even if I told you.
To your pretty little thighs,
Cross at your knees.
Flex! Slide…
Hands on your hips,
Feeling my fingertips.
They are not there
But I still want to stare.
My gaze crawls over eyes
And breasts
And chest and lips,
Maybe the ones between your hips,
The ones I kiss in my dreary bliss.
To know a taste of salt and bliss.
The juice running over my tongue
And from you runs, and runs, and runs!
My diseased mind knows your time and your rhyme,
How to get to your secret place,
That chocolate starfish.
Let yourself know
Because I already know.
My dirty mind knows no bounds
As you sit in your chair
Under my engorged stare.
Sitting missionary position
Under my pulsing stare.
You unknowingly wait for me.
You can’t know what I think.
You wouldn’t know.
Even if I told you.