Grey Lines with Black, Blue and Yellow by Georgia O’Keeffe, c.1923 (Image: 2016 Georgia O’Keeffe Museum/ DACS, London via The Tate Modern)
The smoothness of your skin makes me take hold of you
Grateful to the strength that emits from your beauty I cup you gently
Your aura radiates electrifying bliss within me
My lips spread across your dark red surface ready to sink into you, my mouth waters at such a delight
Teeth open you up as my hand pushes you closer
Juices run down, the taste sweet, vibrations go through my tongue
Holding you up while I drive my tongue to the parts I want, marks are left behind
The raunchy sounds are far from the description to how lovely this is.
In a vortex of simplicity I’m still drowning, disoriented to all the senses you’re exploring
Undressed, nothing but the core is left
With my hand I wipe away any remains and toss you away in fear of having too much
I’ll pick another you and another and another, I’ll never be satisfied