Sinderella
What is forbidden isn't always evil, and what is praised isn't always right.
Forbidden fantasies, taboo touches, prohibited pleasures,
Bold yet beautiful bodies dressed up to play,
Stepping into another character and another role,
Tossing monotonous monogamy out the window,
Tantalizing touches, tracing your body,
Breathing in the sweet scent of you,
Sensually seductive, Erogenous and exciting,
Aromatic and arousing,
Soft lips slowly grazing my neck,
Practicing my safe word and preparing my blindfold,
Submissively succumbing, giving up and giving in,
Allowing my imagination to flood my innocent little mind,
Dominating dirty talk overtaking my decency,
Replacing innocence with impurities,
Flirty foreplay, Kinky kisses,
Sliding into silk sheets, stripping each other's vulnerability,
Tempting my thoughts as we become a stripper and a stranger,
Fastening fear to the headboard with some fuzzy handcuffs,
The maid and the master engaging in a playful pillow fight,
Begging on her knees for a mouthful or a facial,
The teacher and the truant schoolgirl,
Begging to be taught a lesson,
Ruler in hand, Searching for a spanking,
Bent over his lap bare bottomed,
Changing positions,
Rearranging roles,
Switching to the swing,
Suspended mid air,
Magnificent missionary, fantastic fellatio,
Butterfly in bondage, perfect plank
Private dancer, or playing solo,
Seated scissors, Cunnalingus cowgirl,
All of them perfectly ridden,
Naked bodies grinding,
Orgasms, screams and moans,
Nice yet naughty, but never forbidden.
About the Creator
Aj. Thomas
I am a lover of life, my family and words. A wordsmithstress if you will. WIth everything I write from poetry to erotica each work becomes a piece to my life's puzzle. Turn your wounds into words and your pain into poetry.
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