The First Real Kiss

She leaned her face towards me
Slowly, yet purposefully
And touched my lips gently with hers
For just the merest moment
A single spine tingling moment
Then she stopped
And pulled her head away
Looking deep into my eyes
With a commanding gaze
Which demanded loudly
That I should reciprocate
I wrapped my arms around her waist
Pulling her close to me.
When our lips met this time
They parted on contact
And our tongues flicked
Vigourously exploring each others mouths
It was my first real kiss
And what a kiss it was
A toe curling
Nerve tingling
Sweet moment of bliss

Osculatory Delights

There's something sensual and enticing about a poem which presages the first steps towards sexual enlightenment for two young and inexperienced lovers.

Category

Romantic Love Poems

Sub-category

Poems about First Love

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