IN THE LIGHT OF THE MOON - by James Fraser

IN THE  LIGHT  OF  THE  MOON       by  James Fraser Many months we have waited Our time has finally come No more do we hide our feelings This evening is when they succumb As I await overlooking the bay We are graced by a moonlit night The ambiance abounds As I turn my eyes in delight She stands there in front of me Captured by the beam of the moon Her jewellery glistens brightly I desire to hold her soon Slowly in seductive dance Dressed in silky black Blending with her ebony locks Ones beauty shows no lack I'm lured by her hazel eyes Magnetic craving stare Gently she reveals her shoulder Peachy womanly bare Gravity swings a silver tassel Gracefully caressing her left breast Her torso beckons my eyes now I'm manly full of zest Heavenly charms now face me As she holds out her hand And places it against her bosom Our eyes in understand Her tongue tastes the air Asping scarlet lips My hands slide down her body Grasping shapely hips I pull her gently into me We touch, we kiss, we sigh In the light of the moon Down on our bed we lie Our hands in deliberate wander Caressing, touching delight Undulating as we join A loving moment so right Into our tomorrows we love Blending our humanly shapes Exchanging sensuous dominance Sharing each other we drape We awake in the morning Graced by a different light Celestial angels shine down on us A loving night our delight