I Don'T Want Your Love

I think of our last kiss
		And I tremble.
I remember how I held you
		And I shudder.
How when we are one it is bliss
		Passion doth resemble.
For thirty years I’ve held your view
		Destruction is udder.
Sly as a fox, you lured me with your kiss
		Powerful I tremble
I thought I lost love, instead I fell for your screw
		Addicted devotee
Naught but a poison, I divorce myself from you
		Good-bye pot, hello me
Copyright © | Year Posted 2010

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May 8, 2010 at 7:58 PM
love it, you had me going on this one,enjoyed,..p.d.
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