Sultry Sensuality

I released
a sigh that spoke
of artistic creation

As I divided
my thighs
yielding
the source
of existence

Lust
laced
luscious
lyrical
thickness

In perpendicular poses
re-birthed in Kama Sutra

I make them moan
in masculine tones

C a u s e

I'm on my
hands and knees
as I write

Erotica cums
from inside my
 
Ink well

And

I leave them
coveting
craving
collaborations

Cause

I feed
their wounded
soul minerals

of

Torrid temperatures
sultry enough to
resuscitate stars

On the verge
of becoming
black dwarfs

Cause

I divided
my thighs
yielding
the source
of existence

By Samantha Campbell

Reviews

[Annabelle-adonna]

I think this is my favourite of your poems, darling. You are a master of all that is sexy and beautiful, Samantha baby

[Samantha ~virginpoet]

much thanks

[Jibey]

The image of the divided thighs linked to the birth of ideas and words is striking here... bringing forth erotic cum... Clever and spicy

[Palewriter]

I divided
my thighs
yielding
the source
of existence

That's a one of a kind finish to another excellent poem. Great job Samantha.

[A Lost Man Found]

nsfw! i found myself blushing as i read this. two thumbs way up!

[Thomas Fitzgerald]

Indeed the feeling a heat trancends the page!

[hopelessromantic]

i love it so erotic :)

[Coyote Poetry]

"Lust
laced
luscious
lyrical
thickness"
I like your use of words and thoughts. Always a pleasure to read your words. I like the description i the poem. I had to read a few times to enjoy your thoughts and desires. Thank you for the excellent poetry.
Coyote

[Who Cares]

Hmmm, Something is missing but I cannot put my finger on what exactly. Your vocabulary/word choice/diction was great. Your complete the thought but I want more because the last stanza is not a good closing one. It doesn;t leave the reader with anything to think about. I am a HUGE fan of your writing but I am not impressed by this one. Keep writing :D

[iliketowrite]

I've read your other poems and I liked them. I don't like this, however. I can;t explain why, but it seems to be missing something your other poetry has. If i think of what that something is, I'll message you.

[w]

Yielding to Comprehension would be a good title here.

Interestingly written. I am a very big fan of punctuation so I found myself searching for your voice in this. I have said it on other pieces and I will say it here, I would love to hear this from your lips to hear what the words are supposed to sound like and where your breath catches.

Overall a good piece.