A Little Human Touch Goes A Long Way
Sheer perfection
I am unable to sit still with excitement
Looking forward to our time together,
Waiting for him to knock on my door
We’ve limited time, there’s no forever.
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Finally I see him walk up the front steps
And I swing the door open with a smile,
He enters with a grin, happy to see me
We haven’t met like this in awhile.
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We talk, catch up on all the news
He genuinely listens to all I have to say,
Once silence spans the room again
I slowly undress, needing no delay.
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I feel his hands, running so softly
Using his fingertips to start,
Moving gently across my bare skin
His touch and style a fine art.
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As he feels me begin to relax
Melting into his large strong hands,
He moves his touch a little faster
Moving down my body, as he stands.
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Music playing in the background
Songs that are soft and melodic,
His hands continue to travel
Relaxing, de-stress and rhapsodic.
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His continues to work his magic
Extending my perfect pleasure,
As he continues head to toe
In a way I’ll always treasure.
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Before I know it hours have past
Two hours of sheer perfection,
Who doesn’t love a good massage
A pleasant de-stressing connection.
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Colleen Millsteed
My first love is poetry — it’s like a desperate need to write, to free up space in my mind, to escape the constant noise in my head. Most of the time the poems write themselves — I’m just the conduit holding the metaphorical pen.
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