Even after ten years of marriage
The fire inside me still burns for you
Everytime I look at you I have a carnal urge to undress you
To run my tongue from your nipples all the way down to your burning core
Until you scream my name or until you tell me you can't take it anymore
Your beauty just intoxicates me
I crave your love making
Let me undress you
My length finds itself into your wetness as your juices continue to flow
We both reach the point of no return
As I kiss you on your lips and confess how much I love you
You look over and say I love you too
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T. Eugene Williams
Screenwriter, producer, author, and Army Veteran.
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Well written! I love it. If you want, I have a similar poem on my profil. It would be a please for me if you read one or two of them. I wish you a great day.