I love it when I find a poem from my deleted blog that I can repost to my new on. In this case the poem found me. A Reader from London refound me and shared two. Thank you!
The knowledge that you will, with or without bonds is intoxicating beyond words.
We took the time. So much of it when we could have been doing.
But instead, we chose intimacy first. Time. Spent. Wisely. Learning
Just how much, and how far. How many and how much you believed you could.
What excites you. What scares you and yet still calls, now that you know fantasies happen.
And now, that time behind you, I know just how far to take you, and a bit beyond.
Are you familiar with Literotica? If you are wanting a larger readership you may find it there.
I am, but I have to admit, I had not thought of them for a long time. Maybe I should submit a few things.
One of my poems from my deleted blog
I like you trussed. Helpless. Exposed. Your mind racing at what might be next, the nature of pleasure, the nature of pain; how, and how long I will take you.
I like to watch the rise and fall of your chest, how your breathing increases as I approach, your eyes darting to my hands. What are they holding? What signals do they give you? What are my intentions.
Your eyes dart as your mind roils and I revel in your gasp at my first touch.
I like you trussed, Hanging limp and spent afterwards, your voice low and raw, a single line or mascara down your cheek, your head bowed, I like the soft whimper as my hands run up your side, up your back the last time and I cut you loose, the way you fall into my arms, Your body spent. Your mind at rest. Your soul at peace.
Tonight I may want you romantic and soft, gentle and yielding, your beauty gently on display, or I may want you trashy and eye-catching in a way that makes the world around us gasp and turn their heads, or I may want you bound, knowing the ravaging is to be brutal and you left with no relief, knowing there will be marks, and the most amazing thing, the wonder of you, is that whatever I want, you give.
After.
After. After it all. After the rough filling. The bruising of your softest tissues. The marks. The taking of more than your body. After one more orgasm than you believed possible. After you are left breathless and limp. Spent. After all that, still... the tiniest of smiles.
The Expression
There it is.
The expression
I have come to know.
You on the precipice
Between the familiar
And surrendering to letting it happen,
That one thing, once imagined,
Once fantasy, now upon you,
Your last chance to use the word
And be safe, or give yourself
To more that you believed you would ever
Actually
Do.
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I remember the first time I saw that expression on your face. And the second. And… Trust and desire as we moved from fantasy to reality.
The photograph is from a reader, used with permission. @capemayartist-blog
More Than Sex
Your back arches with each thrust. Your back, supple and soft, feels the hard table under you, feels the hard thrust of my cock, feels the power of my love as I look down, my hands grasping your hips, my eyes devouring you, as I slide in you, again and again. Not content to feel you, my desire is to own you, to make you mine in a way you never could have imagined wanting, to make you cry out in a soulful desire and surrender, to fill you, not just with my shaft, not just with the warm liquids of love, but with something deeper, that plunges your depths, and touches your heart with each mad thrust.
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I have been gifted a trove of poems from my banned "Other Poems" blog. So I will be posting some of those between my newer ones. This poem is from the older blog.
Hi. I love your poems. And especially the themes that inspire your poems. “To The Man Who’s Cum Is In Her Mouth” is brilliant.
Are you also on twitter?
Thank you for your kind words.
Not any longer. When they canceled the original site, I did not start Twitter up again.
It's the knowing. The certainty. That you will. That you want to. No, need to, move from fantasy to reality, anything, anything at all, to please me.
Formerly “The Other Poems” with 12,000+ readers and correspondents until without warning Tumblr decided I was no longer worthy of web space.
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