The Birds And The Bees (Romancing The Blushing Petals) Poem by Eila Mahima Jaipaul

Sensuously soft kisses
caress curves
sending shock waves of dampening desire
bringing bees to inquire.
In full bloom
her center exudes a seductive scent,
that no passerby can deny.
Nectar needing lips pierce petals,
removing silken slips
to slurp her naturally sweetened center.
Stirring stingers elongate and palpitate,
as they await a turn
to spread her.
Throngs of bustling bees
dropp to her knees dreaming
they could be next
as she showers them
with her undeniable need
to be quenched.
Invited a hundred nights
tickling tongues feed
as they help her vulnerable petals
evoke exotic song birds
bringing her shaking stems out of shock.