The Kiss

The moment of lust I had
As our faces were no more than inches apart
The sight of his lips drove me mad
I imagined the taste of a sweet dessert tart

Nothing ever drove me so insane
Than his body close to mine
A million thoughts run through my brain
Yet he was the only thing on my mind

And suddenly it happened 
The moment I had desired
It was more than I could ever imagine
My love for him never grew tired

I don’t want to call it magical
Because that would be an understatement
My actions became irrational
And my lonely lips became impatient

I have never been so in love
While our bodies were intertwined
He was everything I could ever dream of
And it’s an honour that I can call him mine
Copyright © | Year Posted 2016

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