poem_190_White_Knight

The chivalrous charm

This knight does carry

As he gallops his steed

His presence so wary



My breath running still

As he trots on by

My legs left weak

In a heated cry



Falling to the ground

The horse steps stall

The knight turning back

Lending a hand from the fall



As I thank him panting

And he resonantly speaks

The sensuality building in me

Only jolts and peaks



Trying my best not

To fall once more

I bite my lower lip

Feet planted to the floor



Though noble as he is

Still being a male

Having noticed my action

He revealed a detail



Leaving me breathless

Speechlessly wide-eyed

My body taken in shivers

My composure does subside



Upon realization

Of such words spoken

From his charming lips

I have been broken



The maiden within me

Screaming with lust

To feel lips against mine

Panting with each thrust



Returning to my quarters

In a desperate attempt to fight

Against my animalistic ways

Of wanting the white knight







Inspired by: Louis Anton Tarmichael

Dedicated to: The White Knight Sir Voltar

Created on: August 24, 2007 – 0605

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