A drink from her cup.
This poem was inspired by someone who has always been sweet to me. I hope she recognizes herself.
I drink red wine before the fire; She shares my cup with grace. Cold winds howl, the fire’s blaze Chases chill away. I lay her down and drink my wine From the hollow of her throat; Spilling out across her breast, My hungry lips then race. Her navel is a tankard full Of wine, ripe for the taking. Below, out spills her own sweet wine; A far more heady vintage. Rosé cheeks. Chablis skin. Bordeaux tips her heaving breasts. Cl...