Touch Me, Tell Me
Something resides
Deep inside of each of us
Longing to reach out -
To touch another,
To take a lover or
Simply find the friendly presence
In someone else's soul.
We are not whole in isolation,
But broken and hidden in places
Too dark and scary to traverse -
The chasms of the forgotten -
Where rotting hearts lie
And beat their final hopes, dying.
But Touch,
The stealthy connector,
Tunnels through the filth
Allowing the sun to penetrate
The shades of lost and lonely.
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Touch Me, Tell Me
Something resides
Deep inside of each of us
Longing to reach out -
To touch another,
To take a lover or
Simply
Your standing
Behind me
Hands...
Placed
Eve r so
Gently
Holding
My curves
My hips
There it is
Your sweet
Soft mouth
Upon
The back
Of my
It had been ten million years
Since I felt the touch of your skin
Hot and smooth, rippling muscles
Hidden underneath a smattering
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Imagine that your lover is the most beautiful,
precious being in the world
The embodiment of
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My troubles seemingly disappear
At the caress of his soft hands
Like the feeling of new satin
Gently touching where it lands
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