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Love's Fiery Embrace: A Poem

oh so sweet,

By Moharif YuliantoPublished 2 years ago 1 min read
Love's Fiery Embrace: A Poem
Photo by Brooke Lark on Unsplash

Love's not a gentle summer breeze,

Nor whispered secrets 'neath the trees.

It's not a slow and steady flame,

But embers wild, a whispered name.

Love's heart, a furnace, burning bright,

Consuming doubt in searing light.

It melts the frost of winter's hold,

A wildfire story yet untold.

Your eyes, twin suns that scorch and sear,

A molten heat that draws me near.

My pulse a drum, a frantic beat,

As stolen glances, oh so sweet,

ignite a spark, a burning brand,

Across the space, a touch of hand.

A sudden heat, a breathless gasp,

This love's a torrent, not a clasp.

We move in circles, drawn by fate,

Two moths that dance around the grate.

The air alive with whispered sighs,

A silent language in your eyes.

The world around us fades to gray,

Lost in this moment, swept away.

Our bodies language, fierce and bold,

A story whispered, yet untold.

Sweat paints a canvas, warm and damp,

A symphony of touch, a burning lamp.

Inhibitions melt, like morning dew,

Replaced by passion, raw and true.

Kisses like embers, fierce and bright,

Ignited by a starlit night.

We move as one, a tangled mess,

A fiery dance, no need for dress.

The heat intensifies, a crescendo's call,

Reaching a peak, then giving all.

Sated whispers, soft and low,

The embers glowing, afterglow.

Love's aftermath, a peaceful sigh,

Contentment lingers in your eye.

Limbs entwined, a gentle hold,

A story written, yet untold.

Love's fire may wane, the flames may die,

But embers glow, a memory high.

A bond is forged, a searing mark,

Love's fiery essence, in the dark.

This love, a brand upon the soul,

A story whispered, taking hold.

For love's a fire, fierce and bright,

A searing heat, that burns so right.

BalladElegy

About the Creator

Moharif Yulianto

a freelance writer and thesis preparation in his country, youtube content creator, facebook

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  • T. Licht2 years ago

    Love how you start your poems in the same way. it creates a unique style!

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