Siren of My Dreams
A sensual sonnet from a sailor's perspective.
By Spencer BarrettPublished 3 years ago • 1 min read
4
Share
Photo by Jarrett Fifield on Unsplash
I find myself pining for her daily,
Weather in my dreams or while I'm awake.
Til thoughts of her make my knees so shaky
That I long to drink deeply from her lake.
To climb each curve with a patient longing,
To delight in each step along the path.
The kind of love to leave one crawling
On hand and knee to kiss the aftermath.
But who would dare resist one such a she?
Why the very thought is unthinkable!
There between her thighs mahogany sea,
My ship mast erect and unsinkable.
In her warm waters, together we sail;
I think of you as I grip tight my rail.
4
Share
Comments
There are no comments for this story
Be the first to respond and start the conversation.