THE FIG FRUIT by (any other name)
Slender, soft and round
The bud of promise at it’s head,
Smooth, yet textured and dark outer skins
Protect the softer more sensual layers within.
Slight pressure on the fleshy surfaces
Opens her up with subtle sounds
The skin slides apart exposing
A pink and crimson interior
Of lush, soft, moist flesh.
As the inner fruits separate
The detail, the folds, the softness is revealed
Moist with nectar sweet clinging liquid
Carries the odour of expectation
Glistening, translucent bonds span the parting flesh
Squish, a sound of parting petals, puffy with passion
From within a scent, an aroma of invitation
The perfume headier, the closer the mouth advances
Tongue extended and contact made
The reaction is of an anemone, as
The flesh folds away and the tongue seeks deeper depths
She closes around, exuding juices, odours and flavours with sensual softness.
Saline slaked segments of succulent softness
Fingers squeezing the outer covering encourages
Droplets of delicious dew,
Of delightful decadence to drip upon the searching tongue.
Colours changing, pink to crimson, almost blue in their hue.
Delving deeper the taste is sweeter
The flesh is firm with fern like fronds.
Exotic ecstasy emitting oozing juices
Shine, sticky, clinging, enfolding as saliva does.
The consumption ecstatic, climatic and explosive
Total fulfilment of the promise is delivered.
Such a wonderful fruit is the fig.
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