William Pattison (poet)

thumb| William Pattison (1706–1727) was a short-lived English poet, now mostly remembered for his erotic poems. Quotes Poetical Works (1728) Who can tell the thrilling pleasure,When the nymph resigns her treasure!When she melts in ripen’d blisses,Breathing out her soul in kisses!When in Paradise she lies,And rolls her pretty dying eyes:While the Snake with softer strains,Sweetly stings her tickling veins!She pants, she sighs, she heaves her charms,And locks her vig’rous lover in her arms. "The Enjoyment" Obedient to her eyes’ command,I seized her warm consenting hand;Upon the downy bed displayed,The unmurmuring, panting, struggling maid.There ravished, feasted on her charms,Her heaving breast, her twining arms,Her Ivory neck, her roguish eyes,Her slender waist, her taper thighs,With magic beauties these betweenToo soft; too dazzling to be seen.Melting, I clasped them close to mine,And in a moment grew divine! "Nancy the Bed-Maker" External links Category:Poets from England Category:1706 births Category:1727 deaths