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Uriah Hamilton
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Visions And Moonlight In The Erotic Night - Poem by Uriah Hamilton
Preparing and sipping mystical tea,
My head begins to swim, some added element of enlightenment,
Visions and moonlight in the erotic night,
The removal of clothing,
Tango of rhythmic bodies, arms entwined, a necklace of kisses
Beginning on the nape of the neck
Reaching around to delicate breasts,
The blending of amorous breaths,
The proud bodies of desire
Begin to shine in the midnight hour.
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Poem Submitted: Friday, June 10, 2005
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Yee gods! I've been left breathless again by dear, sweet Uriah! (Report) Reply
it's been way too long since I had a night like this...kudos to you (Report) Reply