She battles him
when war is done,
and whether win or lose,
when her blood is high and hot,
she climbs
the mountains of his thighs,
heedless of wounds,
heedless of weapons,
And pulls him to
new heights of
painful ecstasy.
Lustful as any warrior
he’s ever faced,
and more deadly
for the love she bears,
his flesh is claimed
as a trophy of
love’s war,
empty of seed,
but not of life.
Very racy and interesting poetry. I liked this! 🙂
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Thanks for reading. Glad you enjoyed it! I try to be suggestive, but not graphic. I was also lucky to find a great picture for it.
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