We met at the Ivory Peg on New London Road
in Chelmsford, both drinking a yard of Bass Ale;
glitter adorned her face, celebrating an occasion
that I actually cannot remember. Leaving sluggish
around the corner, staggering to Chelmer Hotel
on Hamlet Road where I lodged for more than
two weeks. She was entirely beautiful, and I still
do not see what she saw in me, yes, propitious
me undressing with a beguiling lady - donning
two astounding breasts; most women in England
do, luminosity equal to full moon, outsized orbs
peering via tiny mirror at her body, oh, I was
also. Resplendent too dull a word to describe legs
like banquets magnified and traversing my bed,
downy velvet skin, fragrant smells, blossoming
scents I reminisce, lingering on my moustache
for days after sliding down persuasive thighs; ears
tight against limbs as she urged into my face,
a signal for my tongue to lick the intensity. Juices
dripping down my cheeks; teaching lesson one:
men who are truly good lovers never graduate
from women willing to teach them. Melting you
into liquefied butter from vaginal heat, penetrating
like a bee to extract honey, sticking deep into her
pouch, goddess nectar lubricating your phallus
as you slip through halls of infinity, where time
elongates sensation for chaps willing to sustain
long enough to learn. Minus doubt I never met
a woman who became my repentant lover;
though I sojourn the virgins, compulsive instinct
will never match submissions to experience. Thus
like cracking whips wild orgasms tamed me, as my
penis purge rendered me helpless to the squeeze
of a cervical embrace, drained into biotic wonder -
plastering a womb where desire rejoices every
spectrum of carnality; blissful sexual eulogies
leading into a lustful examination of what she had
to offer, as we began – tutorial number two.
You had me at "London
You had me at "London Bridge".
Sorry, unfortunate turn of phrase...what I meant was...The title grabbed my attention!
I really enjoyed this poem.
Excellent write.
Thank you. I wish (hoping)
Thank you. I wish (hoping) someday you will return.