Full, Ambiguous
Seducing and Mysterious
I was told by an unsuspected nobody
that these lips of mine are a hot commodity.
But, I have to admit
that this recognition made me submit
to a curious rush
of bashful blush.
So, while I was floating high away on cloud nine
trying to make your anti-beauty fine as wine,
my impulsory senses betrayed my instincts
into manufacturing unneeded links
between your flattering detection
and my startling reaction.
You should have never made me aware of my sexy lips,
for they are now more powerful than ripe apple bottom hips.
Lickedty, Lickedty split of my tongue,
I'm gon tease you with moist residue well-hung.
I know you wanna taste my fullness thereof,
desiring a kiss more pure than a virgin dove.
This invitation has been written
and I'll be in a place sittin'
waitin' to play the game plan
made specially for me, your most temporary fan.
A sensible resume' my lips do have,
for their sweetness was once tasted on a past client's behalf.
If you've been craving for an extraordinary flavor,
these arousing greetors are a cool whipped creme's dash of
cinnamon savor.
You're running to me as fast as you can,
anxious to morsel my lips' pecan brown and tan.
Staring in my face now,
you're wondering if you should bow
to the enchanting nectarine
of my lips burning in sensational fires unseen.
Ever-so closer your physical is getting to me,
causing my emotions to reflect a nervous glee.
A combination of warmth and cold
is the slight touch of your lips being hormonal and bold.
I'm finding myself falling for you
as you begin to kiss me like I'm fresh and brand new.
But I kill this moment quicker than sunlight on morning
dew,
because,
quite honestly.....
I'm just simply not attracted to you.
Hey baby, sexy lips......the irony in that is that I am very, very attracted to you and those famous sexy lips of yours.....someday soon.....i won't have to witness only a poem. I love you (more irony)
AWESOME WORK
I LOVED IT
real cool, like a winter's breeze!
one love Corey & co
This was naughty and fiesty as hell! I loved this poem!