Why Mormons don't dance.

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He moves beside me
Churning his hips in the
Ritual dance.
Rhythms throbbing through
My bones.

With his wooden drumsticks
He pounds a staccato
Jazz beat out.
My cymbals quiver as they await
His brush.

Membranes tautly stretched
Across a framework of life
And tissue.
We watch the pulse vibrating
My wrists.

In a sweating flurry of arms
Hard driving bodies thirsting for
Wet tastings.
It's over too soon to learn all
The steps.

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quietpoetquietpoetover 18 years ago
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comes in many seductive ways. i like the ways that aren't using too much gutter language, though i can use it! You mastered the art!!!

QP

AnonymousAnonymousover 20 years ago
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It's so refreshing to read a poem that is really erotic. No crass obvious words - just great language and anology.

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