'The Wild Ecstasy' poem by A.Anish.

The Wild Ecstasy

The glare of sunshine, and

The hymns of linnets,

Impels me to cease my trance.

Daunted by consign to oblivion,

When I mused over, that

Transpired overnight.

Rambled my face to behold

The beauty, that

Sprawl beside me naked, but

Cover'd my heart with lust and

Pleasur’d my body from pain, under

The shades of darkness.

As my sight leered the figure,

I kissed those beestung lips,

To taste the luscious cherries.

Breath hook’d by the aroma,

Made me to clasp the waist, and

To adore the paradise.

Every qualms ensuing the spasm,

Counsels me not to repeat.

Thou’ll acquit that I ever writ,

For esteem of erotism in it.

Every scenes from my satire,

Unveils the joy of wine.

-A.Anish.