primal dance of the sexes

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A woman's naivete beguiles a man.

She breathes and his eyes fix upon

the roundness of her breasts.

He watches as they rise and fall,

then sneaks an obvious peek where

fabrics cleave and buttons strain.

A man's boldness excites a woman.

She sounds a silent mating call within

the artless sway of her hips as she walks.

He hears a loud knocking upon

the zippered door which cannot conceal,

nor contain, his swelling need.


The primal dance of nature has begun.

As her desire stains silk, cotton catches

his leaking droplets until inhibitions

fall to the floor, peeled from their skin

like the unwanted clothing that tried

to mask the language spoken by flesh.

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