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Breaths
commingle with playful flutters barely touching. Mine part ever so
slightly in invitation. Yours R.S.V.P, first warmly, then insanely, thoroughly and unmistakably.
Because
I already tried words to worm my way in…
Exactly
33 words for the third definition of WORM:
3: to obtain or extract by artful or
insidious question or by pleading, asking, or persuading – usually with out of<finally wormed the truth out of him>
27 comments:
RAWR!
Love those "playful flutters barely touching." :)
Sometimes words just aren't gonna cut it! Sweet.
You're funny, Christina!
Thank you, Jo-Anne. Sometimes you have to pull out the "big" guns to get someone's attention.
Love those, too!
You are perfectly right, kymm. *Sometimes* you have to get way the only words part to see what's there. If anything. And my favorite part!
This made me go outside and roll in the snow;)
Hot, Miss Gina!! ;)
Someone's got a penchant for romance!
What a great way to write about WORM! :)
Words and worms make for wow.
A sizzling 33-words.
It's snowing here, too! Feeling warm lately ;-)!
ALWAYS!!!!!
Thanks, Ginnie!
Who'd have thought it could?
I like that word, sizzle!
Ha - clever with the last line!
Wow! very sexy!
Sizzling hot, just like I like them. Now, if you'll excuse me, I need a cold shower.
where did my comment go?
Sometimes words are the last thing you need, and I love a kiss like that.
love when you write like this Gina. XO
Thanks, Jody! It was fun!
I guess I was in a mood!
Tina, you're funn! Keep warm down there!
Sometime, you just need to kiss, cut the talk, and kiss!!!! Then talk. I don't know. Sometimes there is just so much built up....stuff...that you have to blast through it. Kissing, usually it's because it's a first time or new, just releases the tension and you can move past the sexual tension. Shall we call it productive?
Thanks, doll! I often write about this because it feels natural.
I think this is my favorite of the bunch this week. Great wordplay! Very sensual and visceral.
I love this!! A passionate story in 33 words. Nice!
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