The Perfect Love I do not haveA Poem by Mae Taylor
Nitid eyes bore into mine
stealing thought and ground.
Then, cruel sweetness is his touch,
Oh how I wish I did not have this luck.
Touch ever so genteel and soft,
his caress quickening my heart,
breathe now just a memory.
Seducing honey coated voice,
lacing a spell through the air.
The feelings felt, never to be returned.
So close and farther than desired.
The things I want in short, can be met,
though I will only ache when left.
Deaf to all other than his presence.
His being coercing me closer
words enticing me, drawing me in.
Unaware he is of the thriving feelings
afraid to let go, I lie to myself.
One more night I shall stand
hearing his voice and feeling this, his hand.
I do not know how this will end.
Grant me either the acceptance I dream of
or the spurn that will end my suffering.
To feel his cheeks against my lips
so soft against my touch.
The smell of him draws me closer
pushing me to fall heavier each day.
I long for his touch as I rave for him,
he unknowingly calls to me from far away.
My heart beats frantically making an escape,
I hold it in hiding my feelings away.
But for as much as I try the urges tumble forth!
Oh sweet lover that will never be mine,
why must you tease with your perfection?
So close to me I couldn't dare but to touch,
yet never will I know your arms trust.
My eyes well up in spite of my bidding,
as I bite back emotion that burns within.
My chest ripped to shreds from the pain of being denied,
by myself, and by the one whom I've described.
© 2013 Mae TaylorAuthor's Note
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Added on October 26, 2013 Last Updated on October 26, 2013 AuthorMae TaylorINAboutI am an open minded person with interests in everything from history to theater. I enjoy writing and if by sharing my thoughts I am able to help another person, event just one my work is accomplished... more..Writing
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