I lay here upon this bed so cold
Dreaming of my only comfort
Wishing he were here to hold
I see his hand brushing my cheek
So soft and gentle on my skin
The need it hurts, makes me weak
To see him now would be such bliss
Longing to see him, to feel him
To have the warmth of just one kiss
To feel his body close to mine
The desire burns deep inside
I need, I want, I long, I pine
To feel his hands grip my hips
His eyes to stare deep within
The warmth of his skin on my lips
Sweat dripping down on to his face
The smell of passion growing strong
Heartbeats racing pace by pace
Pressed up to me his body I feel
This overwhelming pleasure
Everything I picture it’s all so real
These thoughts too real they seem
So life like are these visions I see
Alas, they are only but a dream
Quite powerful. BTW, I sure
Quite powerful. BTW, I sure do like the quotation from the Irish poet, A. E., on your main page. He was the first poet of whom I ever read . . . at the tender age of seven.
Starward