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Enter Poem or Quote (Required)Required the moment- I saw my love it was a moment frozen it was a spiritual experience and I was swept away I abandoned myself to this perfect experience with obsessive musings- like an addict needing a fix it is more that his physical attractiveness I am lost in a forever, ever love being with him is like falling into a crystal clear stream where his kisses and words wash over me like waves I am an emotional wreck- who cannot sleep or eat my heart beats faster when he is even just talking to me when, we were apart, I am full of longing and lust falling in love is very bizarre- it just creeps up magically our life's are entwined and we are deeply bonded coated with desire- I long for his touch on my body the stroke of his hand on my hair, his breath he is my lover, my friend and my forever, ever we never crowd each other, we both have a life but when we are together the world fades he took a weeping girl- who was me and I healed and holding me in his arms he whispers his- forever love ___________________________ February 24, 2020 Added After Judging 2/28/2020- Poetry/Free Verse/On Love Copyright Protected, ID 20-1229-055-03 All Rights Reserved, 2020, Constance La France Written for the contest, Free Verse On Love sponsor, Lu Loo Second Place
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