You use 'em like tissues

You use 'em like tissues

A Poem by Ellen Mary

 

I haven’t minded. It’s easy to play the game once you know the rules.
Im half mindedly contemplating the repercussions of indiscretion
 
One strike
A red pouty smile and innocent eyes
But fiery kisses and wandering hands, tell me otherwise
A restless mind and lost in the lust , he does what he must
 
Two strikes
He grew up in grasses, making molasses and watching the days ease by
Though, try, that he did, he couldn’t go dancing
I cease this romancing
 
Three strikes
The sweetest of all, so willing to fall
What inhibitions a narcissist would heed go flying and dissipate into thin love struck air
Dreams and thoughts and hopes and my imagination yields the most beautiful creations
Laughing into the night
Until the candle melts and the wick is floating
 
Sizzle my fantasy
As hot as it was
We’re all burned out
 

© 2009 Ellen Mary


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JC
for some reason i relate to this...still reading again and again to figure out why, has depth and imagery.

Posted 12 Years Ago



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Ellen Mary
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