Dark room
Just me and you
No conversation
Silence
A void
No strength
To fill
Find me
Darkness breathes
Heart beating
Senses alive
I feel your heat
Smell the musk
Waiting
Seems like forever
Way past dusk
Nerves shattered
A million ways
Your hand placed
Upon my waist
Pulling
Leaning into you
Sighing
Heartbeat strong
Found me
Cold
Alone
Unrecognizable
I’m sorry
My day defeating
Weakness shown
Afternoon spent
Redefining goals
Come here, Audrey
Your voice soothing
Bring on the calm
Arms reaching
Steadying
Working hands
Welcoming
Eyes close
Submitting
Thankful for this release
Take me where you need to be
Willing
Oldest Daughter & Red Headed Sister 
Very organic and free flowing!
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Hi, Shun. Thank you…
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No, thank you!
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It will always be my pleasure, Shun. ♡
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This was a good one. Sometimes silence is the best for letting the feelings just flow!
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Thank you, Duke. See you understand! I like that.
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It tells you even a heartless warrior can understand things.
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But I don’t think you’re heartless at all, and I do believe you understand.
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Very sensual, very lovely.
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You know, writing sensual takes a lot of pressure off. I’m glad you approve of this poem.
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This song is so sweet… like candy. Thank you!
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Wonderful. It is indeed very sensuous
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Thank you, Rajiv. I appreciate your comment. Saturday night is a good night for a sensuous poem. Glad you enjoyed it.
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Beautiful! No need for fear, doubt, shame or hesitation in a homecoming like this. Home. Coming. Known. Beyond acceptance. Craved!
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Thank you for the beautiful comment.
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This was quite a poetic comeback, Audrey, and why you should read proudly next show. Read this this exact piece, really.
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Thank you, Mark. I wrote in a furry this afternoon,. Getting those questionable feelings out. Seemed to work well, I think.
Gotta keep the negative out, ya know. There’s always next time.
This piece would make me blush seventeen sides of Sunday if I read it out loud. I can see it now!
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Wonderfully sensual, love that you star in your own poem.
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Well they were my feelings, so I figured I should. Wrote of vulnerability today after that miserable showing… 😉
Glad you enjoyed the poem, Michael.
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