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Sorry. I'm a pervert, but there are plenty of very good erotic poems on Literotica that I don't believe they should sit there in archives smoldering by themselves.
Like this one for instance:
compromised
by SeattleRain ©
~
last night
he finally gave permission
to bring you into my mind,
through compromise,
he brought you as a gift,
a gift he wanted to watch from the side
being opened slow,
low on my knees, hand through denim
smile and lip bite,
unzip, lift and tumble free
for light kiss tease and breathe in
between, until your muscles weak,
you to knees while he greets
I take more than my fair share, again,
hand and knee crawl between,
my bookend lovers, face to face
a reflection in time's mirror-
he demands only your eyes meet his,
in payment for borrowed lips, tongue
the use of my generous mouth
touch is optional, yet you allow
long hands on strong shoulders
for balance as we seek and
find our collective rhythm
crescendo, fortissimo
marimba mallets played with
two hands down spine
woodwind and trombone
mouth and slide
in low between a
supersonic trio,
squeezed like an accordion
air pushing through with whispered song
up to loud orchestra hit
James Brown demands:
"take it to the bridge"
six eyes close
lift and jump in together
landing tangled,
collapsed and floating down
our collective stream
~~
Like this one for instance:
compromised
by SeattleRain ©
~
last night
he finally gave permission
to bring you into my mind,
through compromise,
he brought you as a gift,
a gift he wanted to watch from the side
being opened slow,
low on my knees, hand through denim
smile and lip bite,
unzip, lift and tumble free
for light kiss tease and breathe in
between, until your muscles weak,
you to knees while he greets
I take more than my fair share, again,
hand and knee crawl between,
my bookend lovers, face to face
a reflection in time's mirror-
he demands only your eyes meet his,
in payment for borrowed lips, tongue
the use of my generous mouth
touch is optional, yet you allow
long hands on strong shoulders
for balance as we seek and
find our collective rhythm
crescendo, fortissimo
marimba mallets played with
two hands down spine
woodwind and trombone
mouth and slide
in low between a
supersonic trio,
squeezed like an accordion
air pushing through with whispered song
up to loud orchestra hit
James Brown demands:
"take it to the bridge"
six eyes close
lift and jump in together
landing tangled,
collapsed and floating down
our collective stream
~~