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Avalanche


Think of you

Puts me at risk

An avalanche just waiting

Waiting to happen

 

Let me think

Of stealing a kiss

Something innocent,

Saying goodnight

Maybe a bit more

 

Drop of a pebble

Okay now, just that

Her lips pressed hard

Against mine

And her hands

 

A few more trickle

Her hands cupping my face

Gliding to the back of my head

Okay fuck it

 

Here's the avalanche 

I pull her close 

Does she know

Can she tell

Keep at her pace

 

Shit do you remember

How her hands felt

On your back

She dipped down your pants

How didn't you moan

 

Trickle, stumble, plop

How I wonder, how I crave

What do her lips 

Feel like

On my neck, on my stomach

My skin

 

Tremble, slide, oh no

God, I already want to moan

She's so gentle

While being so rough

How woudl she work

 

Here's another avalanche

Would she moan with me

I would make sounds for her

What's happening

 

Let me hold her

Let me trace her

Let me tease her

Just let me be

Near her oh God

I'll take the avalanche

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Matt_Mapps27

Please realize that "Matt Mapps" is my pen name and not my real name. Figured it be fun to have that. I am female and identify that way; just a tomboy nothing more. I'm a college student loving my education and loving my university. I am gay and I love writing. I try to avoid love poems but at the same time the heart wants what it wants and sometimes it needs to release some of those emotions out. I don't have a specific style though I do like the repetition form in my poems; gives emphasis. I just like writing and have done many forms of it. Poem has been my love for many years now because it's short and can (sometimes) be easy to get out and (sometimes) doesn't take too much time.

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