Am I a Fool?
the vestige of the fiery thoughts
I have for you; and the deluge of words
that assails my senses, would course
through your veins and flood you
with wanton and exquisite pleasure;
until you have no option but to succumb,
to the eagerness and frenzy movement
of my fingers; a welcome acceptance
of my rambling mind.
Am I a fool to wish that someday,
One touch from me would make you
yearn for the succeeding taps,
I hope you'll be as eager as my hands
and mind are, for I can't live without you-
forging a written transformation of my thoughts.
Published by Virginia Gaces
I am an allied health professional who is also an academician. I have an interest in writing and had some works published in a few local magazines. I am writing my first novel and hope to be able to p... View profile
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2 Comments
Post a CommentHi Zorlone,
Even your comments are lyrical as a poem now. You catch up very quickly, Yes, in this case a writer without her keypad/computer. Thanks.
Aha! An artist who misses his paint, a writer without a computer, a swordsman without a sword... Very lovely poem. So deliberately humble yet it appealed to the senses like a pin on a balloon.