You And I Poem by Marcus McKinley
You And I
Rating: ★5.0
I have not forsaken
Those eyes that I once gazed
With lust and indignity
I have dreamed of thee
In honor I breach the boundary of souls
Amid your lexical whimsies which wind my heart
In oratory I postulate our possible fate
In repose upon silk threads
I wait, as time has passed in pulses
I suspire upon the ebb
And expire beneath the weight of love
For you
Thursday, March 25, 2021
POET'S NOTES ABOUT THE POEM
this is written for my muse, my love, my everything
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