Climatic

Climatic

A Poem by Samantha ~virginpoet

Red lust
dripping desire
But this ink is not a dick
and your hand is not a p***y
so come a little harder

Please hit me
with your hardest

Cause the angle of
my handiwork
the curve of my
curvature
got you spewing
to my climatic cue


By Samantha Campbell

© 2013 Samantha ~virginpoet


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Dam. As always great piece with amazing wording.

Posted 11 Years Ago


What a way with words here. Very emphatic with a defining climax at the end. Except here you're playing the gatekeeper in regards to stamina at wits end of profound climax. Great job. :)

Posted 11 Years Ago


The wait was worth having such a beautiful climax. Great job

Posted 11 Years Ago


mmmmm

Posted 11 Years Ago


a heedful to your endearing fans in hope of the ever lasting climax after words [email protected] piece

Posted 11 Years Ago


You added something reminiscent of a def jam jive at the end there. I dig this

Posted 11 Years Ago


!!! HIT !!! Indeed!

Posted 11 Years Ago


Samantha ~virginpoet

11 Years Ago

Thanks
Very nice use of words. Direct and honest thoughts made the reader think. Thank you for sharing the excellent poem.
Coyote

Posted 11 Years Ago


That moment of not being able to resist, of exploding in response to that most wonderful urge. Well described in few words.

Posted 11 Years Ago


The tangent to any curve of second degree is a line after all.

Posted 11 Years Ago



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