TMLA Poem by Olivia NolteTattoos and smoke
drenched skin You tasted like
liquor, your body doused in sin A coy smile, inviting
blue eyes The words “you’re
beautiful” escaped your lips And that’s when I
knew it was it Your hands found my
hips just as my mouth met your lips I gave you my mouth,
my tongue, my chest, my lungs Hands and feet,
elbows and knees And everything else
that fell in between For a fleeting moment
I could’ve sworn you were mine But just like
everything else, that proved to be nothing more than a dream You handed me hope
then stole it back and ran away Told me I was too
intense, left things astray I didn’t love
you-this I know for sure But boy did I want
you, kind of like the way the waves just can’t seem to get enough of the shore It’s been over a week
now and I’ve been ok But Lord knows my
heart still aches And maybe, just
maybe, one day in another time and place I’ll receive an
incoming text Nothing more than a
simple “hey” And maybe, just
maybe, things will be ok But maybe, just
maybe, that one day it’ll be far too late © 2014 Olivia Nolte |
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1 Review Added on November 26, 2014 Last Updated on November 26, 2014 AuthorOlivia NolteILAboutOlivia. 19. Illinois. Future Educator. Scorpio. Writing has always been a strong suit for me, I'm just now delving into it as a steady hobby. Enjoy! more..Writing
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