Woman's Natural Treasure
by Roague
in the deepest recesses
of my "mine"
not the brain
in my head
but that gold filled mine
of a treasure "chest"
about a foot lower
than my breast chest
that diamond cut peak
buried right below the mound
warmer than a fresh baked brown-ie
particular only to she,
w/o trying it tantalizes he
the heart is the strongest muscle?
well with the pull this organ has
constantly flexin more "muscle"
singularly surrounding, engulfing and in some ways
swallowing
whole - a member
of that reproductive gang
also known as
that seductive gang
nite after nite it bangs
digging deeper and deeper
into an abyss
of reflexive pulses
more electrifyng
than magnetic pulses
sending shock waves
trapping
not just the miner
but the ore
nestled within
to the core
of each being
drawing forth
the riches of nature
in its rawest form
yet beautifullest for him
and her
after-that-glow
his stick
her fire
who can match
Our truest Desire
About Roague:
Roague began writing poetry and short stories in elementary school. Dance and
choreography soon took over as her main focus, but writing remained an
important form of expression. Eventually songs joined the many poems
throughout the years. After graduating with an A.A. in Liberal Arts, Roague
moved to Las Vegas. She is currently a dance instructor. Roague plans to obtain a
degree in Performing Arts as well as further her career in the entertainment industry.
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