Consumed
You own my deepest, devoted, affection
my dear lover, soul mate, and flame.
I burn with a yearning to feel the caress
of thine divine lips against mine.
This passion grips my mind and body
I lust for the embrace, our bodies entwined
to brush your tongue lightly against mine
This is what I request, respectfully my desire
Your bosom heaves as your lungs breathe
that is to say your breasts lift as you come near
with the silent manipulation, removing your bra with
my right hand and holding your throat
a breathy exhale stimulates my ear lobe,
an escapee from your bronchial tube
This is not violence. This is coitus at its finest.
Foreplay becomes recreation without fear
for you to chose to become bound together -
as if it were ever a choice for us.
We could live and die ten billion times
each life we'd eventually embrace again
As if we've owned each other's hearts
since time without start
now I pause to reflect and pray for
a night of foreplay and play. Let's consumate
this marriage one more time.
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