Oysters & Chocolate


Poetry

Small Appreciation

By: Rod Peckman

Tags: Erotic Poetry Oral

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Does the shiver begin at the knees? Or merely

snake way down from the center of the redolent V,

the stomach pit, or somewhere deep in the chest?

Its need for air and for you equally desperate,

yet how sweet that shortness of breath.

The arch, articulated toes into empty mouth

of my empty belly. Calves like shorn grass, I take

each blade into my steaming compost, and with this heat

I'm ready to taste the crease behind knees,

my tongue upon your envelope, heedless

of paper cuts, knowing the softness

of this fragile space of neglect.

It is mine and all yours for this moment,

as I open today, in my own slow way

as if to say, you very well might be my One.

The backs of your thighs, set upon my table beset

with mouthfuls of torment, as I cleave to the skin and bury the sin

in this rapture I lick with such want. The tongue in the crease

of your ass, I seek your center again, I revel in skin

as I tease each nerve and nerve ending.

Slowing to taste, refining my haste

towards your every last swell in its glory.

The small of your back, no lack of care and trust

in this sharing. I'll rumble my fist, and swear

this is our story. Upon your languorous back,

a hard gentle kiss as I slither to your neck,

which I bite and bite and bite again,

but softly I'll kiss beneath your hair

as secrets fall to into air. Your crown,

your head is near which

I will kiss in a softness

that startles even me.



Originally published April 2009

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  • Sweetie pie
    2/27/2010 12:20:19 AM

    Mmm baby

  • Maria
    3/11/2010 10:12:51 PM

    Para mi, mi amor??

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