Flower Maiden

By Kaleidoscope_Heart



The Ivy, fanged, mistress grazed her emerald fingers in desire
As I offered her an aged delicate flower
Kept alive
By naive lies
Once livened by
Chaste eyes
That I may abide by

…Lest I let her devour
Such a sacred flower

She stares at my offering,
A smile adorns her face
Amused,
“Did they scare you with promise of disease, and bearing?”
I nodded: admitting my fear
Her sardonic laughter danced in my ears
As her sapphire eyes caste a fire
In my spine.

Her lips kissed the dry pedals
Instantly swelling them pink
Making them moist with hunger
Tight
With a pulsating, passionate pain

She silenced my breathe with her finger
As she tasted the damp daisy
I offered so eagerly
Then left me
Panting

So endeared
Was I, by her mouth
As she lingered on mine

Her promise without words
(That no man could find)

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© 2007 SilencedSiryn
Published on Tuesday, November 20, 2007.     Filed under: "Erotica" and "Poetry"
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  • A former member wrote: New Favorite. Instant attraction. Woman on woman, am I correct? This write was beautifully delicate with harsh strokes of sarcasm endowed with wit. Erotica perfected.

  • RubyXero On Tuesday, November 27, 2007, RubyXero (484)By person wrote:

    yum yum...sounds good. always a great write...and image...;)

  • thelostmessenger On Tuesday, November 20, 2007, thelostmessenger (112)By person wrote:

    whoa... how beautiful. this is really vivid, i love it. welcome! *messenger

  • A former member wrote: swelling pink damp daisies..oh my! such a lush scene you paint with your words.

  • Niemand On Tuesday, November 20, 2007, Niemand (361)By person wrote:

    Sounds like quite the woman ;) Beautiful write. *Welcome to DP.-Airi

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