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A Moment Acted

My enchanting water friend

By A Lady with a PenPublished 2 years ago • Updated 2 years ago • 1 min read
A Moment Acted
Photo by Sean Oulashin on Unsplash

A Moment Acted

Interpretive glances

Will she do it?

Silence passes

One willing misfit

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My bare midriff

Her stunning thighs

A moment unmissed

Sunset skies

—

The water arise

Two women naked

Her cerulean eyes

Circling waters sacred

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Our moment patiently waited

My longed-for prize

Her lips leave me elated

Move closer under warmth guise

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Her soft outcries

She’s no longer gated

The sounds give rise

Our heart rates rapid

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Permission granted

My lips and tongue finalize

A moment acted

Butterflies and implies

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The moment I apprise

Her allure amplified

As my fingers slide

Her pelvis complies

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Unified sighs

Outside, she’s wild

How many times?

One more she obliged

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Flows out the tide

Shared smiles

We leave side by side

But will she return to the waves?

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A Lady with a Pen

Caroline Robertson's, books are beloved by both adults and children alike for their illustrations and engaging stories. She takes readers on an adventure, giving them the opportunity to explore different cultures, settings, and characters.

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    Written by A Lady with a Pen