Some Night in December

By Moonflower

You wrapped your arms around
me
that night

it was
a cold december
and I think you just needed

some warmth in your life

So you layed your hands on my body,
hot and soothing,

your cold fingers
lay heavily
on my stomache,

my pulse

rising and
falling
 
in harmony with yours

I could feel it through my shirt,
 each beat perfectly
in sync.

your breath whispered quietly,
burning my shoulder,

leaving it cool and moist,
I could feel what you were

thinking

our thoughts as perfectly in sync as our

heart beats

As you moved smoothly over my legs and back,
 
I didn't

know if you were nervous, but my

hands were shaking.

The morning light
shone in weakly

through those dirt stained doors,
reflecting

your image in the glass

As you stood up
to throw on your jeans and flannel

rushing off to work,
and smiling as you said

good bye.

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Copyright 2010 Moonflower
Published on Saturday, August 7, 2010.     Filed under: "Poetry"
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  • A former member wrote: It's been too long since I've read something of yours...I hope you return soon...

  • A former member wrote: wow... this tastes exactly as a memory should... and it hurts so much at the same time.

  • A former member wrote: This was so beautifully written...and so nostalgic...December and the cold weather can't come soon enough, that's for sure...

  • ubiquitoussoul On Thursday, August 12, 2010, ubiquitoussoul (346)By person wrote:

    Oooh..this took me from one scene..pulsing and energetic..hot and enticing..to another scene..were its over..the sun is rising and you're saying your goodbyes..I like that sudden twisting of time in the same frame..meaning that it flowed smoothly and connected..the words..said right can move.."burning my shoulder,leaving it cool and moist,"so in burning your shoulder..it is cold and moist?..interesting way of envisioning..ponders that for a second...well thanks for the nice read..

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