Virginia

In whispers along
those distant easterly winds,
I hear you yearning
from deep within.

A hushed desire,
a shushed thrill,
waiting and wanting
as the cold night stills.

Desperate longing,
so loving and sure,
making all these miles
so hard to endure.

Racing thoughts
as cravings run rampant,
yet suffocated by sheets
where warmth is absent.

The days tick by
while our breasts lay bare,
but dreams they beckon,
flourishing in the air.

Our fantasies morph
into realistic pleasures
and dancing after dusk
is our favorite endeavor.

But it’s there in the shadows
where we truly find our way,
into each other’s arms,
where we strive to stay.

Desperate for one kiss,
appeased by a calming sigh
hidden in our hearts,
all the many reasons why.

© 2020 Michelle Cook


Photo credit: https://pixabay.com/photos/woman-nude-body-erotic-sensual-5815695/

Originally written: June 2020

28 thoughts on “Virginia

  1. Hi Michelle.
    You stopped by my story blog this morning and I try both to greet and thank my visitors.
    I found your name at the bottom of this poem but I need to warn you that I was born with a disability. It seems that I don’t have the poetry gene and often just don’t get even the simplest of them.
    I try to read some from folks I’ve come to know and thankfully the authors just put up with me.
    On the other hand, I can craft some pretty neat stories and hope you’ll come by again and check out my works. I tend to deal with real life word images and light-hearted human drama with an occasional hard SciFi or historical fiction thrown in for fun. I also have a unique collection autobiographical and humorous essays(with no boring data-dumps) that are fun if you just need a quick laugh.
    Welcome to my collection I hope to entertain and improve your day.
    https://garyawilsonstories.wordpress.com/quick-links-to-newest-stuff/
    Blessings.

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    1. Thank you for your comment, Gary. Means so much to me that you stopped by to introduce yourself. I wasn’t born with the poetry gene either, but one day the poetry bug bit me and I haven’t been the same since. 😉 I have written some historical fiction myself and love reading all kinds of stories. I’ll be sure to stop by and read some of yours. 🙂

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    1. Thank you, Jeff… ❤️ Also, I found your comment in my spam. Just wanted you to know because I know you said before you’d been having trouble with that sort of thing happening. Hope you’re having a wonderful weekend. 🙂

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        1. Thank you, Jeff. I just hope it doesn’t keep happening. Funny thing is, I found some of my own reply’s to other people in my spam folder. How the heck does that happen? Lol…

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  2. I love Virginia. It’s beautiful and sexy. Yes, I had the same waitress every time I went to Margaritaville after that. If you read the last two chapters, I went back to Vegas with my brother for his birthday and we went to Margaritaville again and had the same waitress. Thank you for liking my work!

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