Work-worn Hands

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The taste of her
fragrance

lingered
upon your smile:
Molten silver and rosepetal.
The feel of her
at the exact moment
inhibitions

dropped.

Eyes felt the hush
of silk
slide from a vesuvian shoulder,
the escaped moan
a signal
for pleasures surrender.

Your very soul surged to meet.

Yet, you

held

back

the animal urge inside-
your nature-
to allow the grace of her
to blossom
slowly...

let ecstacy pour
into the familiar house
of your work-worn hands.

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WickedEveWickedEveover 15 years ago
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Oh, really good. Those last two stanzas are worth an extra read. :)