Forbidden Love
Poem: Just an inspired thought on love and how we are bound to its boundaries or break them. The choice is ours.
What would I do for a dance with you?
I’d bounce to the rhythm of the drums,
Spin until you’re coming undone
Focus my eyes on your disguise
Listen for the purring lullaby
For your voice to drop to that husky tone
Your breath then tickles my ear
My nose reaching to smell your cologne
To feel your lips trail my neck
Placing your hands on my hips,
Oh yes, steady me...
Oh what I would give
To tease your mind,
Stained like a tattoo,
Oh what I would give to have that dance with you,
Just one time…
But I doubt you'd dance,
And I doubt your mind is as broken as mine,
So, I'll whisper the truth to myself
I love you,
Even if it's forbidden in this lifetime
About the Creator
Sibley Shamra
Poetry is simply diction strung together as I see fit.
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I like this poets wonderful words you make
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