# The Secret Dance of Two Male Cetaceans

Author: Zorha
Tags: Gay, Orca, Poetry

#2 of Sonnets

Something I wrote for Toumal back in 2006.

 **_The Secret Dance of Two Male Cetaceans _**

**_2006 by Eldyran_**

_Style: Elizabethan sonnet_

_Verse:Iambic pentameter_

_Lines:14_

_Rhyme Scheme: aa, bb, cc, dd, ee, ff, gg_

While rest of pod is grouping together

We shall slip away and seek a tether.

Far away from spawning yearly waters

Express our true nature's primal matters.

Around, around, then up and down we play

Our secret sacred dance forever stay. 

Our blubber softened bodies slide and grind

Black on White, our graceful form's intertwine.

Deeper. Deeper. Dive from prying shark eyes

The black still depths echo our canal cries

Our held lungs burn with pleasure baited breaths

And hold this moment, risk even our deaths

And there we shall dance to the end of time

Always, forever, your heartbeats with mine.

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