Sunday, April 20, 2008

FOR A WHILE

it felt right
when she held my hand
she was my daylight
when i could no longer stand
wandering the maze
it's not just a faze

we could barely breathe from the heat
one hand clinched the sheet
while the other clawed my back
then a stinging smack
from her came a lustful moan
all i could do was hold on and groan

taking each other to places
together we'd never been before
wanting more & more & more
feeling feeling reeling from her touch
mind spinning
behind my eyes flashes of white light
she gave me insight
pleasure mingled with pain
driving us sane

it felt good -- it felt right
she was my daylight
she was totally mine that night
at least for a while

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