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When Alas, We Both Exhale


by Debi Lyn Monday, August 16, 2021

 

To kiss your lips is magic; your smile ignites my soul.

The solid gaze of your blue eyes ensures I’ll soon lose all control.

 

To have your body touching mine - your skin against my skin -

And feel your hands upon my hips when you take me deep within.

 

A few short moments of ((pulsation)), and once again you’re at it

Causing me to cringe with joy as moaning grows emphatic.

 

Torment - smooth & heavy; friction building slow...

Ecstatic pleasure peaks until I’m trembling below.

 

You pull me close and hold me when, alas, we both exhale.

Snuggling til we fall asleep - an ending that can’t fail.

 

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