Whirlwinds

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To touch your neck, provoke a shiver,
With bodies, eyes and lips a quiver,
To trace designs across your back,
Fingers to tickle and nails to wrack,
Arch your body into mine,
We'll find each place and thing divine,
Through pleasured and enfeverished nights,
Hot with all these measured flights
Of fancies fawned with such elation,
Till we rest in satiation.

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h1s4k0h1s4k0almost 16 years ago
A Question for Thee...

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The poem was,<br>

Indeed a good read,<br>

But one question I have,<br>

What does this word mean?<br><br>

"Enfeverished" you wrote.<br>

I anxiously brew,<br>

What possible meanings,<br>

Of this word I construe.<br><br>

And as I said,<br>

Please don't be distraught,<br>

Because this poem is,<br>

Best of a few I thought.<br><br>