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Worthy Endeavors


Your eyes see through me, my heart, it . With a grin, your countenance soothes, tempers my sea of flames. Motionless, in petrified awe, my soul trumpets to the heaven's, your alluring, delicate perfection. Reverently in awe I supplicate before your effigy. Beseeching thee for a mere moment of embrace. Intrigued, you appease my base & unfit worthiness. With incertitude you implore that I render forth compelling justification. Arising before you, I stoutheartedly declare, "I would satiate & bring your body & soul to peaks of pleasure yet to be discovered. Writhing, squirming, holding you against me. Until arching back your exquisite body,as orgasmic waves of Divinity swell within your loins. Bellowing forth, lost languages are expelled from your throat, in timid tones of voice. Draining & filling you simultaneously. Until in utter defeat & victory, you collapse upon my chest, our hearts in unison, your fears, concerns, & struggles, released & cleansed. From core to Eternity.
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Comments (2)

BoydBrady
I do not claim what the worthy endeavours are, nor do I state what justifications are compelling enough. The reader can extrapolate or choose anything they want.
Lovewhat
<div>Compelling justification?</div><div>That&#39;s the worthy endeavors?</div>

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