The Love Making Of Hiawatha
I sit beside you
your wanting me
I sit beside my self
my wanting your wanting
your thigh
against my skirt
my skirt riding
my thigh's skirt riding
your arm that is resting
my breast that is pressing
your movement at my chest
my movement cannot rest
your heat makes me wet
don't stop-not yet
your wine spills a drop
the wine spills-don't stop
the time thrills-don't stop
your weight is
just so
my top is
so low
my ears hum
a pulse in my ears
the blood drowns my ears
my eyes forget to blink
I feel the wetness creep
I shift my hips and feel the wetness seep
I watch you mouth and forget to speak
your eyes find their mark
your eyes deep and dark
I watch your mouth move
I watch the shape of your mouth move
It's been an hour but the hands don't move
the clock nor your hands prove
willing to chance
spilling a move
this must be the bliss
the thrill that is
that is this, that is the bliss
we have been sat looking
at each other still looking
not speaking
this waiting
is the bliss that was waiting
to be this this is the bliss
the bliss that is waiting.
Is this.
Cynthia Buell Thomas
Sun 14th Jul 2019 13:38
Wonderful.
I actually have a recent poem that refers to 'Hiawatha' also. It's finished, but I haven't yet decided to share. Coincidence sometimes boggles my mind! Who else has specifically used 'Hiawatha'! Anywhere! Let alone on WOL! I'm not too sure about using it now. It might look copy-cat. And you know me - HORRORS!
As a teenager, I loved that poem! It's ingrained in my very soul.
How did you bring up 2009? How did I not respond way back then?