A.Katauta poem (Continuous style) ... Still waters

Encircling tongue taste 

Drippings of your honeydew 
That bask in flavor

Tongue stimulation

Flame sensations in your loins

While firm lips swallow

Tasty sweet nectar

From your hot running river

Swim on my palate

As orgasmic bliss

Shake the whole of your body

On my tongue blunt tip

Started as a reply to Wet Bliss Kataula..https://wetblissdotme.wordpress.com/

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 .Katauta  a Japanese poetic form that consists of 17 or 19 syllables arranged in three lines of either 5, 7, and 5 or 5, 7, and 7 syllables. The form was used for poems addressed to a lover, and a single katautawas considered incomplete or a half-poem. A pair of katautas of the 5,7,7 type were called a sedōka; the 5,7,5 katauta may have been the top part of the early tanka.