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4play at its finest hour


you enter the door meet my eyes to feel your whispering breeze across your head comes a kiss seen a sweat of sensation dripping down the side of your face my hands pillows your ears with warmth my fingers slithering up and down your spine bringing your lips to mine i grab the collar of your blouse in my house and kiss so deep the feel of your heart beating is so steep freely as i press onto your flesh against mine so hard you straighten out my back your knees bend words of passion is what i send i can see the hardness of your breasts i put you against the wall sounds of pleasure so enticing nobody won't hear down the hall spreading you wide like wings i grace your body with kisses of passion to your soul hungry for your thirst you bend your emotions and pull support from behind only to carry you to soft place call a bed even softer than a teddy bear name ted this is call 4play at its finest hour and just as you regain consciousness i send sunshine inside with tenderness your sunshine radiates and revives me and give your body rhythm and grooves with sensuality my sunshine oozes with life into your soul through my kingdom i cause your earth to shake your earth quakes from sunshine and grooves through rhythm and blues as we embrace against the wall heated moments as we take our breaths away she'll feel safe and not be a runaway this is what you call 4play at its finest hour
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