Not Just The Physical

"Not Just the Physical."

I don't want just the physical but the spiritual, the
emotional, and the passion of true Lovemaking.
Not just the physical that feeds the flesh as
in sex but the whole that is so breathtaking.
I've done the physical the hit it, split it, and
feel bad about yourself and want to forget it too.
Without having a meaningful relationship where Yah's Love
is the center getting involved is something I don't want to do.
Lovemaking is the physical expression of the emotions
and the passions that you feel spiritually also.
Lovemaking isn't about pleasing yourself but two
who are bonding and in their faces the satisfaction show.
Lovemaking is spiritual in nature through your thoughts is
where Lovemaking starts the process of arousal before you see a bed.
The very beginnings before you become physical
with each other must start in your head.
Sex can be a selfish act where Lovemaking is about
sharing and pleasing the one you truly Love intimately.
Lovemaking is about becoming one in the flesh and
in the spirit the unity of one done passionately.
Not just the physical but the emotional to be sensitive
to the other's needs and to place them first.
Lovemaking is about being spiritually mature
because you're not seeking to quench a thirst.
Satisfaction guaranteed is found in Lovemaking
when Love is in the Lovemaking that you enjoy.
Your body when you're spiritually mature belongs
to your spouse, you're no one's whore or sex toy.
Point blank it's about morality, and virtues Yah
created Lovemaking and it's a wedding present to you.
He wants you to enjoy Lovemaking in all its Beauty
when it's more than the physical you pursue.
Sex has caused sorrows, abuses, and problems unwanted
children, and mates are some of the plagues it brings.
Yah blesses the Lovemaking of those whom He has joined
through marriage with or without the rings.
Not just the physical but the spiritual, emotional, and
the passion that it takes true Love to feel.
Two who are in Love bonding through the physical
and sharing the moments after that seemed too
good to be real.

concept by: Charles Trask
shelly david wright, poet
healingheartspoetry@yahoo.com