under a rough <br />and tattered <br />patchwork quilt <br />you waited <br /> <br />the smell of <br />cinnamon <br />exhaust <br />and pure <br />fallen <br />woman <br />hits my nose <br />like a two ton <br />heavy thing <br /> <br />in the dimness <br />you lay <br />in that sweet and <br />hazy state <br />between dreams <br />and weary wakefullness <br /> <br />exhaust smell fading <br />and your scent rising <br />like gabriel's finger <br />through egypt <br />and there is no blood <br />on your doorway <br /> <br />it draws me near <br />and you smile <br />in knowing <br />dreaminess <br />and i see <br />that one game had <br />finished <br />and another <br />begins <br /> <br />the slickness <br />on your tools <br />leave a trail <br />for me to follow <br />and i smile <br />for your <br />preparations <br /> <br />i small wince <br />of envy <br />touches my cheek <br />and i wish <br />my own drive <br />was battery <br />operated <br />but it passes <br />as i know <br />this will only <br />quicken our pace <br /> <br />under the blanket <br />your shape suggests <br />gentle waves <br />but promises <br />thunder <br /> <br />drawing back <br />your veil <br />your dreaminess <br />becomes wicked <br />anticipation <br />and your divine <br />stink <br />invades my pores <br />like a serpent <br />in the garden <br /> <br />without words <br />you rise <br />hand still perched <br />where my eyes <br />can't follow <br />and below you <br />a shadow <br />of moisture <br />spreading <br />making the spot <br />where we will make <br />an altar <br />of sin <br /> <br />with delicate <br />brutality <br />your ballet hands <br />tear cloth from <br />my flesh <br />and leaves me <br />chilled <br />with heat <br />then turning <br />with a murderer's smile <br />those hands <br />hold the headboard <br />like claws <br /> <br />and peering <br />over <br />your shoulder <br />you <br />invite <br />me <br />in...<br /><br />alexandre arnau<br /><br />http://www.poemhunter.com/poem/my-first-erotic-poem/