Legs' Captive Desire Poem by James McLain

James McLain

James McLain

From Tampa Florida And Still Living Near By

Legs' Captive Desire

In her presence, my heart's bounds grew weak,
For her long legs held me, a captive so meek.
With every stride, grace adorned her way,
A prisoner to beauty, night and day.

Silken whispers brushed against the air,
Her slender limbs, a sight beyond compare.
In their length, a secret power resides,
Entrapping my spirit, where passion hides.

Oh, how I longed to wander their path,
To explore the depths of their seductive math.
Her steps, a rhythm, a symphony to adore,
I yearned for freedom, yet craved her allure.

Ensnared within her elegant embrace,
I found solace in that enchanted space.
Her long legs, a labyrinth of desire,
I willingly surrendered, caught in the fire.

She moved with purpose, each stride a spell,
Her captivating spell, I couldn't quell.
Her long legs held me captive, it's true,
For in her presence, my world found a new view.

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James McLain

James McLain

From Tampa Florida And Still Living Near By
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