By Any Other Name Poem by Wilfred Mellers

BY ANY OTHER NAME
Written by Elizabeth Marie and Wilfred Mellers

Tangled in a mess I've made
It was I being timid and quite afraid
No longer do I want to run or flee
In your arms is where I truly want to be

My love, my heart, and my very soul
With you, I've lost all sense of self-control
Lay me down and hear the sighs I cry
Please don't ever say goodbye

White silk sheets and passion-sweet
Gently caressing and rubbing underneath my feet
Leaning forward to taste your loving lips
Feelings so great the sun eclipses

Yearning, I am to kiss your face
Implanted, I am in your loving embrace
Your essence, I want to desperately, you to taste.
Unbound the buckle hands now release posthaste

Gazing into your eyes drifted I ever deeply
Breathing heavier the sounds I make ever sweetly
Bodies entwined as friction climaxes to black
Opened released my desire as her thighs relaxed.

Tongue gently passing on pink breasts.
The flower moistens to love conquests.
All desires eagerly set a flame to the greatest attention
Love's fire blazing no longer I seek affirmation

Dom Perignon sipped from her glass.
Ferns ornate lips tenderly to pass.
Dragon rises from a restless slumber.
In the pastel garden, the serpent places chocolate member.

Warmth and tingles travel throughout my torso
A shivering chill goes down to my elbow
Elastic juices flow like fine Bordeaux
Your love on me you now bestow

I want to stop, scream, and shout
In your arms again to dwell no doubt
I close my eyes and dream of you
Never had a love so tender, so true