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Wetter & Wetter

Isn't a Story Supposed to Have a Climax?

By Randy Wayne Jellison-KnockPublished 3 years ago • 1 min read
Wetter & Wetter
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She let me do

what she had never before.

“Disgusting,”

is what she thought

fully germaphobe—

———Я———

oral.

———Я———

Hesitant at first,

slowly, tenderly,

arousing her pleasure…,

& then I woke.

———Я———

Back to sleep

as fast as you can,

do not let the moment pass!

And I did,

returning to that sweet slumber

where two were becoming one.

———Я———

Awake again,

lightly drifting,

as though to ensure a remembrance

upon morning light.

———Я———

Back to sleep

between her thighs.

Four times…,

maybe five…,

continuing the same dream.

———Я———

What a night!

One to treasure

until it returns.

This poem was written for James & I's Summer Writing Challenge Extravaganza. The prompt was to write a fantasy fiction or a poem about your most recent dream(s). There is no word count or time limit for this challenge. Hopefully you'll try this out too!

You can read more about our crazy ambition summer challenge below:

https://vocal.media/motivation/james-and-oneg-s-summer-writing-challenge-extravaganza

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About the Creator

Randy Wayne Jellison-Knock

Retired Ordained Elder in The United Methodist Church having served for a total of 30 years in Missouri, South Dakota & Kansas.

Born in Watertown, SD on 9/26/1959. Married to Sandra Jellison-Knock on 1/24/1986. One son, Keenan, deceased.

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