Lay down your words like a summer rain storm, thunder and lightning; skies flashing, on the parched dry earth
Lay down your fears; your insecurities, like your favorite worn t-shirt, thrown haphazardly on the cold morning floor
Lay down your misconceptions; your mistakes like bulbs, deep into the cold Spring ground
Lay it all down, around me like fallen stars on the darkest of nights
Lay it down and take it all off; we will cast them across the sea like 1000 skipping stones, making wishes on each one as it floats to the cool, sandy bottom
Lay your truth on me, as a warm blanket, around the winter fire
Because the past never mattered to the present
Lay down your incandescent whispers, like the breeze across my soft, bare skin
Lay down your aching desires to my body like an oak-aged Pinot Noir, ripe with intention; with aged wisdom
Lay down your thoughts into my flowing hair, like a field of dandelions blown suddenly into the midnight wind
Lay down your hands upon me as you unwrap Christmas morning; skillfully unwrapping me from all that I was, all that I am, to stand here before you in this moment
Lay down your fingertips on my body tracing the intentions of 1000 dreams
Lay down your body against mine, with the knowledge of yesterday, the reality of today and the hope of tomorrow
Just lay it all down.
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Relephant Read:
Why we Should have Sex Every Day. {Adult}
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Author: Kate Rose
Editor: Asheigh Hitchcock
Photo: courtesy of the author, flickr
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