For the third time this week
He decided to visit in the middle of the night
Like all the other times
The Listener
Love Redefined (Part 2)
He watched me from a distance
I could tell from the shivers running down my spine
Though I pretended not to notice
My body and gaze remained stable
Even as my heart rumbled faster than the ocean's waves
I longed for him to paint my thin lips
With the truth in his tongue
Reciting his desire to know my heart's contents
The air was vibrating with a lust so thick
He didn't have to whisper in my ears
My body melted just from the heat of his calm gaze
As he moved closer to me, yet not close enough
The world seemed to be completely still
Not even the bees buzzed at the scent of the flowers
I wish I could turn my head
And let my eyes dive into the depths of his soul
But I remained fixed on the endless waters
I knew not of his existence till now
Yet i found myself drawn to him somehow
I imagined that when he spoke
His voice would be as raspy as the sand beneath my feet
But would still manage to soothe my fears at the least
My mind craved to kiss his intellect
My heart ached to nurture his flaws
I had "fallen in love" so many times
But this feeling was foreign to me
It had to be love redefined
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Love definition (Part 1)
And there she was,
Sitting on the silky sand enjoying the afternoon,
Watching the sun set over the mystic horizon of the Atlantic,
Seasonal changes
I’m here now
Thunderstorm
Crushed
In sync
Be happy
Home
Untainted Grace
Her head held high, wearing her crown with dignity
Proud of the woman she claimed to be
Carefree of all of life’s mishaps
Life happened to her in a split second
Dragging her pride and her head down with it
As her head continued to hang low the crown started to slowly slip off her head
The once sparkling jewels became a testament of her demise
The mist that rose from her sorrow as the cold tears hit her hot cheeks
Tainted her crown, filling it with rust that clung to the hinges of her heart
Stone to bread
I blamed you for months for my dismay
But what I didn’t realise is I had myself to blame
I had spent years waiting and praying
And in all those years I thought I was slaying
Kicking to the curb all the guys who tried their luck
Earning myself many horrible nicknames