You were god
and sin—
a lit cigarette pressed to my ribs.
I begged for the burn.
I begged for salvation.

You were god
and sin—
a lit cigarette pressed to my ribs.
I begged for the burn.
I begged for salvation.
Slip with me into a writhing—
lip locking,
tongue twisting,
tied and tethered,
wet and filthy dance.
.inhale.
Drop
me to my knees,
fingers desperately
clutching your waist–
in prayer.
.exhale.
Your rhythmic, fevered tango—
sadistic sacred sway—
unravels my wild pulse
flooding you—
licentious consummation.
This poem speaks powerfully to readers drawn to the intricate dance of physical intimacy—embracing both its ecstatic heights and its layered complexities. It delves into the fundamental human longing for connection, probing the deeper reasons behind passion and closeness.
At its core, the poem explores desire and intimacy, vividly portraying the intense emotional and physical bond between two lovers. Through lush, sensual imagery and evocative language, it captures the primal energy of romantic connection while weaving together the sacred and the profane, revealing love’s profound and multifaceted nature.