A Stomach-Churning Shift In The Way The Land Lies I love this title.
I suspend
The line break feels a little awkward here.
my body above you. Straining
Same here.
muscles as my breath
flits apprehensively down your neck.
I watch it twirl through
gelid air onto your body with
I'm not a big fan of ending a line on a preposition.
whispers that echo like
moans
against your velvet skin.
I follow its trail
down mountains of
lush flesh Bit of a tongue twister.
as my tongue climbs
to lofty peaks -
circling them in floods
of
ecstasy.
My hands glide down your body -
following the air, and
Weak line break.
riding your hips as if
Here again.
they were the waves of rapture
crashing over your body,
until my outstretched fingers
reach and
penetrate your petite frame,
gliding up and down the tides,
before pressing through your heavy pink swell.
The first break
in the surf.
I like the metaphor here. The poem up to this point has been very blatant and literal, so this is a nice breath of fresh air.
My body flows
like a soft mist - poised
as it unfolds down your supple curves
until I kneel before your starved sun -
its heat radiating down
upon my lips as I lean in.
My tongue pulls it in - dousing
it with my cooling love as
Weak line break.
whirlpools envelope all your light
and all your heat -
extinguished.
Once again I float above you -
carried on waves of incandescent heat
given off by your body's tentative glow.
You're ready to burst.
I slide into you with ease -
rivers of
pleasure trickling
from every pore as your release
nears
Rushing now
down your arms
and legs - their mighty waters
soothing you.
Susurrations shiver through the air - dancing
with two left feet as they drift
down my ear canal.
I return your gratitude
with shaky sighs of my own before
blanketing you in my cooling, calm dominance
and pulling the sheets to our shoulders.
The early morning is beginning to break through the window, and it
douses (As this word has been used once before, it stands out to me here.) me in its glowing sunrise as
You press your head into my chest and my hands hold you close by the small of your hips. Your voice slips through the silence narrowly undetected by my vigilant ears, and a smile sneaks its way across both our faces before our lips press softly against
eachother.
We sleep there. (This sentence...lacks poetic weight.) Lips mere millimeters away with daybreak's dew appearing on my brow.
(Sentence fragment.) How I'll explain this to my girlfriend, I'll never know.
(Haha. Although it breaks the poetic tone you had, it's a humorous ending.)