Phoenix Rising
We move gently, Initiating the sacred dance. My heart beats In ancient rhythm as your hands Slowly trail down my body.
I rise above you, My eyes locked with yours, My fingers clutched in your hair. My hips rock against yours, Then I sink Down, sheathing you in liquid fire.
You tremble beneath me. Our passion rises A newborn phoenix lifting Its wings from the ashes, Quenching its thirst, bathing In our sweet ambrosia.
Dena L Moore May 8, 2001
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Poetry of Love, Loss, and the Occult |
Phoenix Rising
We move gently, Initiating the sacred dance. My heart beats In ancient rhythm as your hands Slowly trail down my body.
I rise above you, My eyes locked with yours, My fingers clutched in your hair. My hips rock against yours, Then I sink Down, sheathing you in liquid fire.
You tremble beneath me. Our passion rises A newborn phoenix lifting Its wings from the ashes, Quenching its thirst, bathing In our sweet ambrosia.
Dena L Moore May 8, 2001
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