She came with a glass.

She came with a glass.

A Poem by andrew mitchell

She came with a glass.
Starting quietly on her neck,
her bouquet scent drifted,
building intensity to.... 
the depth and length
as her body unrolled 
revealing herself of personified beauty,
naked.
While the boundaries were
firmly, adequately marked;
there's complexity to burn 
on her playing fields,
even a taste of honey.
Each thrust was an array 
of gooseberry and guava flavours,
her package neatly tied
by a no-nonsense acidity.
While tropical nuances lit the backdrop,
the spectrum of fireworks finished
with a snap, crackle, pop burst
of cleansing acidity.
Her savoury bite added
texture to my lips;
the result of skin contact.... perhaps!
I pressed on, achieving the impossible
only to hop into bed and...
snuggle under the covers.
She was red, sparkling.
Her name was Shiraz.

© 2016 andrew mitchell


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Hahahaha. Phew! Very erotic! R18+ on this one!

This is a very inventive piece. It took me to the final line to work out just what you were poetically describing. The suspense was well maintained all throughout. Perhaps not being a drinker told against me here!

An excellent poem, Andrew. I am sure she tastes so good!

Posted 7 Years Ago


andrew mitchell

7 Years Ago

Thanks doodley I'm glad I reached the final line too!
Amazing use of description my friend.
"Her savoury bite added
texture to my lips;
the result of skin contact.... perhaps!"
You create temptation and good tale. Thank you Andrew for sharing the amazing poetry.
Coyote

Posted 7 Years Ago


andrew mitchell

7 Years Ago

Sorry I missed your comments John. Many belated thank yous.
Coyote Poetry

7 Years Ago

You are welcome my friend.

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