A Punctuated Poem

When you looked in to my eyes, my heart was stolen

I felt butterflies all the way down to my colon :P

When you kissed me in the dark

With an exclamation, I left on you, a mark

You gave me the ‘hy’ and together we had ‘phen’ :D

With the chemistry we shared, marathons I did run

I got comfortable and called you in my room for tea

Oh! how i desired to be your possessive apostrophe 

Whenever I have been blue or down with heat rash

To my rescue without a second thought, you will dash

At times I do drift and look at some Caramel Chris

But back in your warm arms you have nested me in a loving parenthesis

Many times, I desire to elope or live with you in a comma

When societal full stops are visible from near and far.
Copyright © | Year Posted 2017

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