Temptation

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My skin it prickles, tingles and glows
As memories creep in
Of not
So long ago

Fire burns while heating my blood
Thinking of times
I've fitted to you
Like a hand to glove

Men are drawn like a moth to flame
Yet walk away knowing
Their touch will be lame

My heads been turned
But not so far
That another’s touch
Can soothe those scars

I whisper your name
While in my bed,
A testament to your talents
As fantasies continue
To circle my head

I want to see you
To feel your touch
But it still scares me to death
To admit
and hunger this much

I stay away
While wanting to tempt
To drive you as crazy
As when I’m pinned to the bed

More competent hands
I long for with dread
For the day draws nearer
When I resist no more
And invite you to bed.

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LeBrozLeBrozabout 17 years ago
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You show a certain maturation here compared to your earlier work. Many who write at Lit do so for a brief period and show no change or growth in their style; you've shown both here and I look forward to seeing continued growth in your skills as a poet.

AmyfriendAmyfriendabout 17 years ago
Oh...

Even my skin prickles, tingles and glows after reading your beautiful poem.

duddle146duddle146about 17 years ago
desire

Please don't let me love and want you ~ quite this much.

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