Crimson Desire

He appeared before me.

I knew I should run

That I should flee

But his mesmerizing gaze held me bound under his spell

I was trapped,

Drowning in the inky blackness of his eyes

Without realizing what had happened

I was backed up against the hard, inflexible wall

He took a step closer

His eyes devoured my body

I could feel heat radiating from his body

As he liked his lips, my throat went dry

Scorching my delicate skin through layers of petticoats

I was lost.

The flames of desire stole my breath away

As anticipation welled up within me

I was lost in the fierceness of his kiss

His unyielding body supporting mine

As his hands splayed over my back

His tongue ravished my mouth

Storming the castle of my innocence

Aggressively pursuing his eventual conquest

His hands moved lower

Searing my core

Feasting on the forbidden fruit of my desire.

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Amber Mason's picture

Good line...

"Scorching my delicate skin through layers of petticoats
I was lost."

I really like this... I like how you leave the sensuality to the imagination but still give enough detail. You're a really good writer. Keep it up! And thanks for the comment on my poem "Dark Art." I'm in the process of putting all my poems up; right now it's mostly my newest ones. I’m trying to become a better writer so any feedback you can give me is really appreciated, thank,! I am putting your page on my favorites. ;)

Michael Wright's picture

I love this poem. It graphically and visually paints what is occuring without the sheer graphic detail itself.

babe1233's picture

wow i really liked this one you are an amazing writer and you really should keep doing it I've never read anything like this one before and it is so great....

S74RW4RD's picture

Intensely beautiful and erotic!


Starward

Hellen Longer's picture

This made me think of vampires. I dont know if it is meant to be so, but i really liked how you captured the girls inner fight.

John Kern's picture

very exciting, and "exceptionally well written"
I had to take a cold shower!
In the future, please put a rating on your poems ("R", or PG13)
so I know what to expect before I read them.