
You are beautiful,
As I think of Adonis as such.
I could watch your hands for hours.
Favored by Goddesses,
Poets, musicians, and weavers of tales.
You could rip my soul asunder
And I would only ask you if it pleased you.
You can tear my heart to pieces,
And I would sigh with my contentment at your satisfaction.
You could light me on fire,
And I would only worry if I kept you warm enough as I burned.
These things would be worth it.
Because gazing on you,
Feels too good to be allowed.
And touching you,
Is the sweetest sin I have ever known.
I know you can't love me.
I am only Icarus,
Knowing that my wings will melt.
That I am only wax and straw,
But you'll never be close enough for me,
So I'll be grateful for the fall.
About the Creator
Paige Graffunder
Paige is a published author and a project professional in the Seattle area. They are focused on interpersonal interactions, poetry, and social commentary.
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