Unguarded

I drowned in
That unguarded look
The one that showed
That your eyes adored
What you saw in me
 
I revived in
That unguarded word
The one that showed
Your heart could voice 
In softer tones
What my soul
longed to hear
 
I melted in
That unguarded touch
The one that burned
And seared my flesh
With the passion
That had escaped
from the prison
Where you kept it
locked under bolt and key.
 
I loved in
That unguarded moment
The moment when
You made time stand still
For I’d gained entry
Into your soul
And I saw treasures
Hidden there
That you jealously guarded
Afraid that I might steal
And leave you empty!
 
My love, let your guard down
I come in peace
I come to caress
I come to heal
I come to love
I come to celebrate
I come to conquer
And to break your prison
So that you
Will always be
Unguarded!
Copyright © | Year Posted 2012

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Breidenthal Avatar
February 11, 2015 at 11:54 PM
Oooh, I love this one, Eileen! You have such a loving reassurance in that last stanza,,it's breathtaking.. the structure of this piece is quite brilliant. It's hard for many to release themselves from the strongholds and insecurities we build upon ourselves, but once those walls are broken..that feeling of freedom must feel relieving. This is an increasingly intense romantic poem. you're definitely a conqueror, breaking hearts of stone, and releasing those captivated! Awesome one! Always, Laura
Grisetti Avatar
October 20, 2012 at 11:43 AM
I like the passion you have shown in your writing.
Manassian Avatar
October 25, 2012 at 3:08 PM
Thank you, Joann! I'm so that that came through because I am a very passionate person! :) I appreciate your post! :)
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