Unclaimed, Yet His

The poem delves into the raw and primal connection between two lovers who defy conventional boundaries. It explores themes of passion, desire, and possession through unapologetically vivid imagery. The narrator finds herself captivated by the intensity of her partner's touch, kisses, and dominance, each interaction pulling her deeper into a realm of pleasure and surrender.

Despite their undefined relationship, the bond is fiercely territorial, with her partner's jealousy and protectiveness heightening the tension. The interplay between teasing defiance and possessive devotion underscores the paradox of being "unclaimed yet owned." The poem celebrates the uninhibited expression of physical and emotional intimacy, offering a bold, uninhibited glimpse into the lovers' dynamic.