The Animal Within

I have caged the animal within,
The tiger lies dormant,
As my teeth graze smooth skin
He awakens.
I fight the urge,
The brightening fires,
They chill to the bone.
The monster growls,
My muscles tighten, strain,
My teeth clamp down, she screams in agony,
In pleasure.

How can I? Who am I?
The monster gets louder,
The sound of running, rushing in my ears,
She moans, soft below me,
Blood in her cheeks, in her eyes,
I see the animal burn within her,
She purrs, her feline grace as she strains against me,
Coy, she lunges.
The animal is alive! He is freed from his bonds,
I am bound to his rage, his lust,
I watch, as if from afar,
The tableau, my strokes raining down on her,
A shower of daggers,
She yelps, like the bitch she is, over and over,
“You’ve done it,” I whisper,
“The beast is master now.”

Mea culpa,
I am your slave
Master, I submit.
The pain is ecstasy,
I would not trade it for all the roses.
I see your power, the force in your eyes, your posture,
As you rear above me,
I fall into you.
My body is yours forever,
Time freezes as I feel the coming blow,
Take my breath,
Take my soul.
I am drunk on the beast I ride.
Give me love, give me pain,
Give me all I want, show me what I need,
I trust you with my life
My mind is free from the bonds of sanity,
My body is slave to the chains of servitude,
I will not tell,
My master, punish me,
Mea culpa.