DESIRE
The desire to feel that passion
That undeniable connection
When that someone walks in the door
And you smile and feel the compassion
That desire to feel the sparks
That no fireworks can compare to
That burning love
Like the flame of a fire so fierce
It can’t be put out
That desire to hold someone so tight
That you feel their heart beat in unison with yours
That connection so deep
That even in silence the love pours
That desire to have that passion that runs deeper than sex
That soulful connection
That is so untouchable no words need to be expressed
That desire to feel happiness
An inexplicable sense of joy
When hearing that persons voice
Your heart fills with glory
That desire to find your soulmate
Your partner in crime
The person who makes your heart skip a beat
And makes you forget about time.
That desire, a word with deep meaning
A connotation so strong
Only attaining that love
Can explain that feeling.
About the Creator
Sadie Colucci
I’m 41 years old. I graduated with a degree in psychology and work with children and adults on the autism spectrum. I love reading, writing, poetry, singing, dance and learning.
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