Cacophony
Joined in unison,
Bodies as one,
Gently rocking,
Our pleasure begun.
Deep inside,
Your heavenly grace,
That look of ecstasy,
Upon your face.
As passion rises,
Moans escape lips,
Bucking and thrusting,
Your gyrating hips.
Hair flying,
The arch of your back,
My hands on your breasts,
Of ardour no lack.
A white hot fire,
Burns in my loins,
As I start to spasm,
My whole body doth rejoice.
A perfect connection,
Of us two,
Alone in the universe,
Just me and you.
And then release,
Joyous and profound,
A cacophonous explosion,
Love knows no bound.
Then tender moments,
Wrapped in each other,
There could be no more,
Perfect lover.
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