Untouchable Poem by Sam Smith

Untouchable

Rating: 5.0


There is a desire I cannot fulfill,
It is mime and mine alone,
It is sickening my will,
For it a sore and mone.

I have a desire I will not suffice,
It is of hate and envy,
As hard to tame, like caching mice,
It is the bell that tolls only one melody.

Desire is what I hate,
The only thing I long for,
It is to love and mate,
To be able to give and take; more and more.

If desire is what I long for, I will recite of your Eden,
I will look at your hell and say no more,
I will give in to my desire to be even.

POET'S NOTES ABOUT THE POEM
for the love I lost
COMMENTS OF THE POEM
Wahab Abdul 08 June 2013

i enjoyed your poem.. good one...10

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