Desire Poem by Tess Rockenstire

Desire



Self-love unexplained desire
In our creative mind.
We want what we don’t have,
Unhappy of past achievements.

Like a dog we drool
Longing - that is not meant to be.
Lust and desire
They come like fire.

Like a fire that burns within,
We put wood to keep the fire burning.
It becomes a bigger fire,
As we fanned wood in the fireplace.
We flirt, and comes the enticement
A false reward of that desire.
Loneliness, unfulfilled dreams,
Create a lust to want more.

There’s a good desire
That comes from God.
A desire to serve others
And to love selflessly.

We all lust and wants,
All comes from that desire.
We’re like a wounded soldiers
Wants freedom, with no war,
But there’s war within,
The marriage of lust and desire is a bigamy.

COMMENTS OF THE POEM
Ency Bearis 29 July 2008

great write..a good desire to serve others... Best Wishes, Ency Bearis

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Tess Rockenstire

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Dolores, Samar Philippines
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