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Infatuations Confessed


The passionate blooming of joyous bliss Are all contained in loves first kiss Hesitation is quickly put to rest As you taste infatuations confessed And analyze the overflow of emotion while deciphering gestures in all the commotion As if that wasn't enough in store A sensual hunger says it wants more a hypnotic, exotic warmth flows As you sense a fuzzy new vibrant glow Suddenly you pause and open your eyes Unable to hide the shock and surprise The expression written all over your face The red excitement just won't erase exuberant and gossamer you feel no longer compressed But instead set free with infatuations confessed
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