Southbound

Before the sun rises
and the birds begin to chirp,
I wake, silent,
beside you

Your soft breath
pushes past your lips,
oh,
how I ache to sweetly taste them

I gently push the sheets back,
leaving your breasts exposed
Rise and fall - your body calls
and mine begins to answer

My tongue flits in anticipation -
longer I cannot wait
I brush your lips with a gentle kiss
as my manhood struggles with cotton

First you move, then you moan,
"softly, love, softly"
With a loving look like a thirsty brook
"consume me, love, I'm all yours"

My fingers run along your cheek,
teasing your mouth, not stopping
They glide across your silky skin
and find your nipples excited, almost popping

The world moves away from us
and our bodies push together
You feel the strain I'm holding back
and whisper, "I'll make that better"

We kiss again like the world will end
and time has stopped forever
My hands they plow, down southbound
and find your panties are wetter

Oh, how I want to taste you now,
and you encourage me with your pelvis
You thrust your hips as I start to kiss
and wrap your legs around us

Your musky taste, all on my face
My tongue,
My soul,
it's flawless