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Making Love


His fingertips stroked my lips softly,

As he poured life onto me

 

I gasped at the sudden coolness and

Embraced the warm sunlight

Shining on my bare back

 

I moaned as his liquid flowed down,

Letting me absorb it in,

Once again,

Giving me vitality

 

I smiled in ecstasy,

Thinking that,

I was loved and would never be alone,

Even though,

I was encased in this small house

 

And nothing,

At that moment,

Would ever convince me,

 

That being a house plant could ever be dull.

 

 

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Comments (3)

cl018888
<p>Thanks!</p>
Aaliyah Bowen
<p>Wow! that was deep. I really liked that.</p>
cl018888
<p>Thank you for reading my poem! I personally like plot twists. :D</p>

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