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Spouse


To be the one

The one and only

Your metal band binding my trembling finger 

To be the one feeling your bloom pulsating beneath your skin

The passionate heat resonating off of your body

Let it be mine

The curve and strain of your muscles construct a heavenly figure

Let the taste of you reside on my lips

Allow myself to be swept away from the moans of your voice

The perfection which you are kills me

Slowly

Sweetly

To fade away in my sleep would be dull and dismal

But to expire in the wealth of your desire 

Then life would be sealed with a kiss army life's journey and adventure 

Begins with this end

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