Wednesday, November 4, 2009

The Sailor's Wife

She stood alone upon the brow of the precipice

overlooking the restless waves of the ocean blue

enjoying the colorful blush of the morning sun

a cool breeze blowing through her luscious autumn hair

Scanning the distant horizon across the deep blue sea

eagerly seeking the glimpse of a sail powered by the wind

signaling the return to port of the sailing vessel

that carried her true love to distant far away shores

For many months she had dwelled in their cottage missing him

watching from the cliffs every morning and evening

placing a candle each night within the window facing the sea

to guide the only man she would ever truly love home once more

How she longed to feel his strong yet gentle arms holding her

to gaze deeply into his sky blue eyes as he softly kissed her lips

the way he lightly caressed the feminine curves of her body

coaxing the flames of her passions into the fullness of arousal

Longing to share with him the deepest secrets of her soul

to confide her hopes and dreams of their future

walking with her hand in his along the moonlit shore

sharing a bottle of wine while cuddled together next to the hearth

Each night she lays alone within her bed sleeping

how she aches to feel the sensations of his warm fingertips

lightly tracing the curves of her full ripe breasts

ever downward across her stomach to the curves of her hips

To feel the warmth of his sweet breath upon her neck

the fullness of his manhood within the cleft of her wetness

while wrapping her arms and slender thighs about him

the warmth of his seed spreading through her as it surges forth

Longing to lay within his arms her head upon his shoulder

falling asleep after the throes of their intense passions

feeling safe and secure from any lurking danger

making love once more as the mornings first light appears

To hear him whisper sweetly within her delighted ear

I love you only my beloved wife!

most of all she longed to present to her one true love

the son that she bore him while he was so far away at sea

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