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by Pam Mistyhn

Forbidden Desire

Forbidden desire swells in my breast.
Heart catches fire, though love will protest
For love is not the feeling of which my hand writes
But the sin known as lust that drew me here tonight.

I had you in a vision, a fantasy, a dream.
I did not know just how it would seem
But when your lips touched my thigh and I exhaled out
My heart filled with shame, my head held all doubt.

My body wanted you near me, to feel you on my flesh
Fingers exploring pathways, bodies began to mesh;
Molding under passion and quivering with delight
My body felt such happiness, I wished it could be right.

But the brain lost the battle in the war against my sex
Sensual pleasure won again, I knew what would come next.
Another night of giving in to the sexy, stronger side
Of erotic desire that comes when temptation and flesh collide.

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