Moist In The Middle Poem by James McLain

Moist In The Middle

The wind plays softly on my skin,
A whisper stirring deep within,
Moist in the middle where passion grows,
Where silence breaks and longing flows.

The world is warm, a heavy breath,
And I, a bloom on the edge of death,
Panting softly in the night's embrace,
The meaty pull of time and space.

The wind, it lifts, it sways, it sings,
A song of heat and fleeting things.
Moist in the middle, where love ignites,
A flame that burns through shadowed nights.

Panties cling like a second skin,
And all the universe spins within.
Warm and tender, close and true,
The world is vast, yet centered in you.

COMMENTS OF THE POEM
READ THIS POEM IN OTHER LANGUAGES
James McLain

James McLain

From Tampa Florida And Still Living Near By
Close
Error Success