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Summer nights

An acrostic poem for the word supercalifragilisticexpialidocious

By Tressa RosePublished 3 years ago 1 min read

Sail me on an ocean blue

Upon a boat that's made for two

Pull me close and hold me tight

Embrace me in the sweet moonlight.

Revel in my loving touch

Comfort me when life gets tough

Awaken me from my deep sleep

Liken me to a shepards sheep.

Infinite are the stars above

Fiery meteors shoot thereof

Raining down sparks of light

Against the current we shall fight.

Giving into desires deep

Intuition says you're mine to keep

Levitate up like a cloud

I only want to make you proud.

Surprised at the silk that comes off your tongue

Together in our hearts still young

Impeccable is your skill

Call to me you'll get your kill.

Exalt me with your words of gold

Xanthic roses you give me to hold

Play me like a violin

Introduce me to the sweetest sin.

Awaken me my deepest desires

Light in me the hottest of fires

Immaculate is your form

Down on my knees, here to preform.

Open-minded here I am

Come here Doctor, I need an exam

Impressions of lips on my thighs

Obedience is my current disguise.

Undercurrent sweeping me under

Starlit night filled with wonder.

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About the Creator

Tressa Rose

On a serious self-discovering, soul-searching journey. Breaking myself out of a stagnant shell and reaching out for my dream of being a writer.

Co-author of Bounce Back- Dreams to Reality: Faith Over Fear

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    Written by Tressa Rose