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Coitus In Moonlight


A compliment of your light was voiced twice

The dead end of an unfinished cul-de-sac

Served its purpose of isolation perfectly

 

Our demeanors were coy and chilled

We celebrated our knowledge of each other and our space

The night was unsure, the purpose was noted

 

My body was at ease with you, yours with me

A quick turn of my hip and my body becomes alluring

You are drawn to me like a moth to a light

 

I didn’t shy from the advances

I received it willingly for my body wanted the contact

We collided against each other with gentle force

 

Warmth covered my body from your masculine embrace

I melted a thousand times as I read your mind silently

The pleasure you seeked surprised every visitor who embarked for its tight grip

 

My body became your safe keep, your refuge, your domain

It held you up and praised your work

It stood firm while you pounded it's petite anatomy

 

The reward you seeked more precious than a ruby

The reward you seeked more valued than a diamond

The reward you seeked more demanded than gold

 

You continued your search while you lost yourself inside me with  pleasure

I became your owner, I owned you temporarily

I claimed your body as you claimed mine

 

All while the moon set a scene only for us to explore

Your reward transferred right on time

I received it graciously I hope I will forget it

 

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prezereese

Self published poet living in Washington state. I have written over 500 poems. I have written 12 books; two are ebooks.

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