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Wanting
By Jenna Davis
Published April 2001

Your voice, so familiar, caresses me from across the miles.  The sound reaches out and wraps around me, making me warm.  I want to hear your voice in my ear without the phones between us.

I remember your eyes; the way you used to look at me.  Your look was tender, but could set me on fire.  I want to see that look again.

Your hands had rough spots that would tease my skin.  Softness and hardness all at once.  Thinking of it still makes me shiver.  I want to feel your touch again.

Your lips, soft as butterflies fluttering on my skin, teased me and made me want more.  Their heat was as welcome as the first warm spring day after a long cold winter.  I want to feel that heat again.

I imagine you there, lying on the couch, the glow of the television the only light in the room.  So many times we made love with that same glow on our naked bodies.  I want to see you in that glow again.

Each time we made love was exciting and new and beautiful all over again. 

I picture you there, on the couch, thinking of me and touching yourself.  I want to be the one to touch you, to feel your heat through your clothes.

I want to see you, bit by bit.  A button here, a zipper there, unveiling your body as a painter reveals his prized work of art.

I want to please you with my fingers, my lips, my tongue.  To feel your heat and to taste your pleasure.

Thinking of it, my hands wander across my own body, touching and teasing as yours once did.  My own hands please but leave me needing more.  I want you to fill that need.

I want to become one with you again, to forget everything else for a while.  I want to lose myself in you and just feel, all my thoughts focused only on you and giving you pleasure.  I want to be reawakened by you.

I simply want…you.

Jenna Davis is a freelance writer, nurse, wife, and mother.  Since having a child, she has fulfilled her dream of being able to stay home in Michigan USA and write. Jenna writes solely for her own pleasure, and has only just begun seeking publication for her work. Look forward to reading more of Jenna Davis in the future!

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