Ask Of Me Poem by Laurie hill
Ask Of Me
You don't have to ask of me,
You need not say a word,
Whilst holding you so tenderly
Your thoughts I clearly heard,
The movement of your body's sway,
That look within your eyes,
Which begged my hands, to gently stray,
Between your silk, soft thighs,
I'll take you when, your sweet desire,
is uttered, with a cry,
And take you even higher,
as the hours trickle by.
Because as long as love does live,
Your pleasure is my task,
For I have everything to give,
You'll never need to ask.
Gulp! Well, Umm, goose bumps, Geez, Laurie why do you do this? ? ? I am about to faint. I didn't need this you know. I am single and have not been on a date in a year.God, what are you up too? Susan
beautiful poetry. me loves it...... and i agree with Ivor.
Sensual and artistic! Written with passion and excellent creativity. Beautiful! : -)
very goog poem keep writing body language tells something in what to do always.
This poem has not been translated into any other language yet.
I would like to translate this poem
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5/3/2024 9:02:10 PM # 1.0.0.1119
Such a sensous poem, delivered with such tenderness. Lovely, Laurie.