Wet earth greets me
damp from the morning dew,
delights my feet,
tickles my toes
while a chill
caresses
my naked thigh;
brisk air, a sweetness
on my skin
I savor.
Like you…
tangy essence
that still lingers on my tongue,
our scents
combined
from lips
to lips
to lips
– silk to soft folds.
As the grass needs water
so do I need you,
heavy breasts
that tease the seam of my legs,
my belly,
my own small offerings
while my mouth
eagerly waits
its turn.
Sierra Kummings (c) 2015