General Poetry posted September 13, 2008


Excellent
Not yet exceptional. When the exceptional rating is reached this is highlighted
Losing fear and gaining trust.

Each Time

by Mike K2

There are so many worries,
even though, there are no hurries.

Rest assured...
If I make love to you,
I feel that is the best
gift for a true blue.

If for me...
You feel the same,
the next morning will
be great, as a loving
friendship still reigns.

Our love was shared
for all the right reasons.
The world will change, but we 
will walk through the seasons.

Maybe you're afraid that
the magic will go a away.
Perhaps that will change,
but still be there for us
each and every day...

The next time I make
love to you.
The reason will be the same;
a gift for someone who has
to me, been so true.
 




In my poem, "Towering, it is my answer to unrequited love. Sort of a thumb to the nose and an understand that the more important love, is the one you give out.

I had some thoughts about why making love or even the feelings, change things and friendships die. Or more accurately, killed of by one of them. There are some that feel that sex is a requirement for love, or maybe the expectations of what is expected the next day is unrealistically thought of. Either person, in this case. Or now, conditions place upon that friendship.

If I was to boast, you would think that I was holding up a peace sign, which really should have been a raised fist. I can't give up in my thoughts as anything else just isn't acceptable to me. Maybe I am pathetic, but I would rather walk on squeaky planks then fall through a rotten floor. This poem came to me in the dark of the night, or based on the fact that my days are split in two, recesses of my brain.
Pays one point and 2 member cents.


Save to Bookcase Promote This Share or Bookmark
Print It View Reviews

You need to login or register to write reviews. It's quick! We only ask four questions to new members.


© Copyright 2024. Mike K2 All rights reserved.
Mike K2 has granted FanStory.com, its affiliates and its syndicates non-exclusive rights to display this work.