MANHATTAN NIGHTS
Poems By Dark Romance Author Wynter Adams
City streets and empty sidewalks,
The Manhattan skyline reflecting off the calm river.
Wind dancing carefree through my face and arms,
And the comfort of passion engulfing itself around me.
This is our last night…he said
Let’s make the most of it…I replied.
A fairy tale so pure it lit the entire city
An affair so toxic it poisoned my heart
My Mr Manhattan standing tall in his tuxedo
His cosmopolitan charm like a wolf in sheep’s clothing.
Silk sheets and satin nights…
Irresistible under the pale magic of moonlight
The twilight sky scenting a mesmerising desire
Like fire into ice, so hot it burned.
I love you…I told him
I know…he replied
Eroticism clouded my every vision, like smoke rings dancing wild in the dark
A kiss from a rose, my Mr Manhattan
His socialite beauty, my breaking heart
I’ll never forget you…
I love you forever….
He was the love of my life
And an affair to remember.
-Wynter Adams
About the Creator
Hannahgbttvtvvtv55v
Hello, my name is Wynter Adams, and I am a unique fiction author with a twist! Infusing both slick and stylish method writing into my work, allowing reader's to experience characters and storylines unlike anything they ever have...
Keep reading
More stories from Hannahgbttvtvvtv55v and writers in Poets and other communities.
Public Announcement Challenge Winners
For the Public Announcement Challenge, writers were asked to work inside voices built for control. These were notices, warnings, and updates meant to inform rather than confess. The strongest entries committed to that form and didn't break from it. Corporate memos, formal government alerts, and internal policy language were held consistently, allowing emotion, fear, grief, or humor to surface indirectly through pressure rather than declaration. The following poems recognize the voice of authority, and let human feeling slip through despite all its rules and restraint.
By Vocal Curation Team2 days ago in Resources
Comments
There are no comments for this story
Be the first to respond and start the conversation.