1 of 37

by Marina Bradaric

I see nothing
But I feel
Your hands glide across my trembling thighs
Then, open.
And
I feel nothing
But I see
The magnets forming in your eyes

I hear your breath
Slow
Like a snake inching for the kiss
Then, quiet.
And
I hear nothing
But I taste
The desire flowing from your lips

Fingers prowling over my whole body
Kisses floating on my cheeks
Tension like the tightest knot
Making both our bodies weak

My eyes are closed
But I see
You.

Clothing falling off like water
Soft, bare skin touching my own
Building up this feeling of bliss
Letting it escape in a moan

The tension breaks.

Sound shatters.

I hear nothing

But I feel
You.

Learn more about this author, Marina Bradaric.
Click here to send this author comments or questions.

Below are the top articles rated and ranked by Helium members on:

Poetry: Sensuality

1 of 37
by Marina Bradaric

I see nothing
But I feel
Your hands glide across my trembling thighs
Then, open.
And
I feel nothing
But I see
The magnets forming
read more
2 of 37
by Just another writer

You slide across my skin like silk
as pure and fresh as mothers milk
with scents to trigger memories
of summer blooms on autumns
read more
3 of 37
by Mark Rittmann

There are times when roles and duties
threaten to choke off the breath of life
when to remain calm and stable
is to gasp for
read more
4 of 37
by Kelly Bischoff

Imagining
all that I
could-
your mouth,
lips,
deliciou s tongue...
tasting,
dr inking,
melding into one...
back arching,
stretching,
sinuous
read more
5 of 37
by Tarah Flicek

Sensuality

Breathing softly...my body is calm.
Intoxicating is the scent of perfume that sweeps so secretively into my mind.
read more

View All Articles on:
Poetry: Sensuality

Add your voice

Know something about Poetry: Sensuality?
We want to hear your view. Write_pen Write now!

Creative Writing >

Poetry

Poetry: Sensuality

by Marina Bradaric

Poetry: Sensuality

Related Titles: