The fantasy of erotism ended on lust.
The vibration of heart during lust is very fast.
The desires looks like real, fills with joy.
Then it's lost in some minutes and we got exhaust.
Sometimes we feel good and sometimes it scares us.
The lost world Adam and Eve,
How it should be when they did the same.
Our erotic desires many times creates lustful dreams.
We accidentally release our inner lightning in dream.
We start to lose our mind and physical strength.
Sometimes it make feel us coward and lazy.
What we can do?,how can we get out of it?.
One solution and that is to keep our mind busy.
Meditation can save us so we won't be crazy.
Daily healthy food and exercise can make you a lion.
If you are a basketball player, you can be like Michael Jordon.
If you are a doctor, you can be like Debi Shetty.
So choose your own habit,no if no maybe.
Control the thought and win against the negativity of lust.
Though he has moved on and I must let go, I can't forget.
I've pushed his memory aside, so I thought .
Suddenly without warning the memory of him vehemently arises.
I try to disregard the moments shared and the thoughts of the feelings I have for him.
But the passion I cannot hide.
Deserted memories so I thought.
But the infatuation of the entanglement with this intriguing liaison.
This liaison I had shared an captivating affair with.
It has forcefully burst the memories back into my mind.
His charm irresistible.
The erotism and sensuality shared too pleasurable and intoxicating to forget.
The magnetism that draws me to him so powerful, leaving me no control.
So enraptured with everything about him I surrender submissively.
Now that he has moved on, I feel as if a fiend experiencing withdrawals.
The deprivation agonizing, the crave for a taste is toxic.
I can almost feel and taste his lips, the memory so vivid.
Knowing I can't have him brings me dismal.
I am somber and full of melancholy, and reminded of my solitary and that my desire
remains but a memory.
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