A woman does not need
To know his size
Or of his seed
Over dinner and conversation;
Nor for him to gravel at her feet,
Wondering what he will
Of what’s beneath her sheath.
What a woman needs is
To know his eyes,
And if he’ll keep
Up with her in conversation;
Or if that feeling when they meet
Gives her special thrill
To pleasurably bequeath.
A woman does not need
The liquid of his
Talented tongue, tackling
Hasty and hard atop her own;
Followed by the feeling
Of his manly goods
Pressed and pulsating upon her.
What a woman needs is
The taking of his
Hand, happily holding
Lightly and lengthily with her own;
Followed by the feeling
Of her womanhood
Wildly warming within her.
A woman does not need
A drenching and dousing
Of alcohol and gasoline
Followed by a stricken match,
Brushed all too quickly
Betwixt her breast or on her ass
As if to hurry her to burst.
What a woman needs is
Confessing, announcing
That her beauty is obscene;
Followed by hands on her back,
His lips brushing slowly
Upon her mouth then on her neck,
Causing her to hunger and thirst.
A woman does not need, necessarily, a man
Who rides up on some noble steed, just because he can.
What a woman needs,
And what she desires,
Is a man who has
Patience
In the art of starting fires.
**Thanks, Jillian, for the point-of-view suggestion!
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