an august passion

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an august passion for you.


a festering
mental voice
beyond a whisper
going in one ear
and in the other
a convicing immoral
conviction
as i recognize my
affliction
the attempts sometimes
may be forced
out of necessity;
faked, but not fake
by a longshot
my sure shot
its your shot
baring my mind
while you bear in mind that
all this is pumped out
persuaded
and jaded
because of a stroke
back in may.

i may never stop
who knows
lucky you
lovely you
see me through, seeing right through
a non existant fakey
even if the words
don't come to me so easy
or swarm me like gnats
i never fucking fake it
with you.

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duddle146duddle146about 17 years ago
truth

No faking ~ my feelings are the real deal with you.

logophilelogophileover 18 years ago
Nice...

Love your pace and the clip of your words. Nicely done!

impressiveimpressiveover 18 years ago
Really enjoyed this!

Read it aloud. Love the flow. ~Imp

CuriouswifeCuriouswifeover 18 years ago
I like this one

It says a lot...subtly at first, then resonating at the end.

LeBrozLeBrozover 18 years ago
~~

I should have known;

such deep-felt passion can only be

a creature bred deep in the South,

whether native, or a late-bloomer.

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