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JerryPat2
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0 posted 2013-03-19 07:33 PM


The bedroom smells of candle wax,
Shadows shuffle with foreplay acts.
Bed sheets twisted around the two,
Cool breeze gentles them as they coo.

Goosebumps arise on her soft skin,
She whispers something and then grins.
He nibbles her ear, a soft bite,
In no hurry, they have all night.

Musk scent fills the room with their lust,
The two seem ready to combust.
A nibble here a love lick there,
A scorching kiss too hot to bear.

The flames of ecstasy are fanned,
Clothes are shed, sounds like a good plan.
Thrusting, pushing, breath coming fast,
Sounds of bliss and making it last.

A clinch, a thrilling cry of bliss,
As both succumbed to loves' abyss.
Short rest, then they do it again,
Two souls as one, it can't be sin.

Dawn grew near on the window shade,
Sated at last, but still they stayed.
A short breakfast at a cafe,
Then both left their cheating buffet.

©Jerry Pat Bolton


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BluesSerenade
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1 posted 2013-03-19 07:43 PM


Gave me goosebumps.  

So much for the thrill of it all.

Good job, JP~



JerryPat2
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2 posted 2013-03-19 07:48 PM


Appreciate seeing you here, Lori, and I thank you kindly for your kind comments.

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Victoria
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3 posted 2013-03-19 07:53 PM


Yes everyone should have such a romantic candlelit night. Enjoyed your very sensuous poem Jerry.

~Victoria

I was adored once too.
William Shakespeare

JerryPat2
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4 posted 2013-03-19 07:59 PM


I agree, it's just unfortunate that these two had to go outside their marriage vows to get that romantic dinner. Still, if you can't find romance at home these options are there . . . Thanks Victoria.

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Lighthousebob
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5 posted 2013-03-20 08:47 PM


Never a dull ending from you. Not that I read them or anything (shy look), but it seems to me you might give Harlequin a real run for the money with this one.
JerryPat2
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6 posted 2013-03-20 08:53 PM


Hah, Harlequin is not my thing, but I guess I've written a few things more or less worthy of them. Thank you Bob for you nice input.

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Lori Grosser Rhoden
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7 posted 2013-03-23 08:19 PM


Jerry, you are so bad ! And you do it so good, too!


lori

JerryPat2
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8 posted 2013-03-23 08:20 PM


Hah! Hi again, Lori, much obliged for the comments you've been giving me.

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ken206573
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9 posted 2013-03-25 02:07 PM


Wow, and I thought it was a happy, loving couple...for shame. However the poem was excellent, brimming with passion, yet fatal if found. Enjoyed it very much, nice touch at the end.

JerryPat2
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10 posted 2013-03-25 02:11 PM


Haha! Yeah, I'm a party pooper I guess, Ken, but it does happen, and you betcha it can and sometimes does turn fatal. Thank you for reading and commenting on my poetry.

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