I recited a poem for you,
You listened curiously,
Intent with provocation,
towards your amnesty.
Until you were reciting with me,
word for word,
And I delighted even
trembled at the
beauty displayed before me.
In every whimper,
and I
was left with these
little muffled moans,
craving you,
beaming, you.
sneaking gazes towards mine eyes,
and I started to blush,
I noticed the yellow
canopy of leaves
scatter through the wind,
lay in the grass,
as I wanted to lay in your arms,
spread thin, and I
too followed the direction of the leaf;
knees to the ground,
and the verses continued,
you were stretching your words,
elongated,
charisma shining through
and I was willing
to rush the ending,
you insisted we continue,
slowly,
and we did.
Until it was the end.
I didn’t know you knew
this poem.
I didn’t write it.
Not this time.
“I know the author.” he said.
