Welcome Visitor: Login to the siteJoin the site



This is a poem about a woman who falls in love with her superior, and is reflective of the thoughts that race in her mind, as well as reference to experiences she has had with him.
The poem also suggests he returns these feelings for her, but is not being open about them due to their differences.


Submitted:Dec 16, 2008    Reads: 105    Comments: 6    Likes: 3   


Eyes pierce; seducing my stares of aimed lust,

A tender voice allures my attentions

I cannot ignore its passionate tales

that unwillingly ensnare my senses.

Cross paths; multitudinous occasions

I, like you, cannot touch but only look,

my mindless body and fading soul yearns

for you and your delicate caresses,

that mistakenly brushed my skin before.

The aching minds are alike; intertwined

forced behind the bars of unjust reason.

Deserted hall, fumble for the key hole,

blinded in the darkness, I take your hand

and it unlocks.

- Anna Elizabeth Rose -





3

| Email this story Email this Poetry | Add to reading list



Reviews

About | News | Contact | Your Account | TheNextBigWriter | Self Publishing | Advertise

© 2013 TheNextBigWriter, LLC. All Rights Reserved. Terms under which this service is provided to you. Privacy Policy.