to the moon
inspired by the 'In Eclipse' challenge
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educate me, baby, set my guileless skin on fire; wrap your
calloused hands around my thighs, teach me how to
lose to love–push me harder, push me higher. no conditions, no regrets, only bare
impulsive truth or dare, edging me to finish last in our salacious, tête-à-tête affair. please
pacify my sinful cries and desperate, wanton pleas. i'll
savor subjugation, be submissive on my knees, eternally
eclipsed by your celestial company. so fly me to the moon, my ardent master, mon chéri.
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Comments (9)
Oooh powerful! Kudos to you for the unique format and flow!
Whew! 😅 Different, Indeed! Thank you for mentioning this one in the comment, 'cause I somehow missed it. Brava!
A sensual beautiful. Whew ❤
Not me thinking tête-à-tête meant tit-to-tit 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣 Loved your Acrostic!
Phew, I am blushing and tingling with delight. What an arousing poem HEATHER, OMG!
Love it!!! Your last line is over the moon, "eclipsed by your celestial company. so fly me to the moon, my ardent master, mon chéri."💕❤️❤️
Whew! Feeling the heat!
Lovely, Heartily
This is awesome Heather!