I wrote this after spending a fantastic time just being with my girlfriend. It was meant to try and capture those special moments in life, I'm sure you know the ones I mean. Anyway, perhaps I've gone a bit further than that, and strayed into a description of sex, and when I realized this I thought, "Well isn't that natural?" Maybe it's no surprise that this poem has turned out as it has, perhaps it is a fundamental thing that those special moments are so special because they are very similar to the most special of acts.

Just perhaps...

This poem is for my beautiful girlfriend, who is always in my thoughts.

Oddly enough, I was in a bulletin board discussing the whole b/d/s/m topic with some lesbian friends. I found the idea intriguing, unsettling, scary. Then I decided to explore my reasons for those feelings. This is what I came up with. Dominance and submissiveness is about more than just a sexual kink. It's about trusting your partner completely. Have you ever? I know I haven't.

A picture of a volcano inspired this one. I found it to be very hot, steamy, and sensual. It seems that pent-up sexual frustrations are great for inspiration! I couldn't have done it without help from my Orpheus. Thank you!

Of the three aspects of Love, Commitment, Intimacy, and Passion, Passion is the Precious way we can share the deep emotion that fills our heart. This poem sets Passion in a magical outdoor setting and shares the desire to be together again.

Let no one take away the pleasure of dreams and fantasies. Love and be loved, yet share those dreams

This is a poem that I wrote after one of the first dates my husband and I had. I remember feeling totally elated, as if I were truly walking on air. Three years later he still makes me feel that way!

This poem was written in the first flush of falling in love with the man who later became my husband. My earlier experiences of relationships had left me sad and cynical, yet this time, this experience woke a deep wellspring of joy.

When all is quiet but your thoughts are loud, you looking upon the one you love and realize that they are much more then the sum of their parts.

This poem is about an old crush of mine who wouldn't give me the time of day until I gave him what he wanted.