By RC deWinter
lost in a twist soft sheets and you i rub my cheek across your muscled thighs dizzied by the raw scent of your maleness i rest there reaching up to slide my hands across the forest of your chest that thins to a meadow before it joins the fork in the road where stands proof of your passion fingers dancing as they make their way back down to part the red sea of your burning flesh open lips freeing silent tongue to tell you all my secrets
About The Author
RC deWinter’s poetry is widely anthologized, notably in Uno: A Poetry Anthology (Xlibris, April 2002), New York City Haiku (Universe/NY Times, 2/2017), Cowboys & Cocktails (Brick Street Poetry, April 2019), Nature In The Now (Tiny Seed Press, 8/2019), Coffin Bell Two (Coffin Bell, March 2020)a Headrest for Your Soul (Other Worldly Women Press, June 2020), in print in 2River, Adelaide, Door Is A Jar, Event, Genre Urban Arts, Iris Literary Journal, Meat For Tea: The Valley Review, the minnesota review, Night Picnic Journal, Prairie Schooner,Reality Break Press,Southword among othersand appears in numerous online literary journals.