Is It Wrong?
Is it wrong that I thought about you? Is it wrong that I wrote this for you?
Is it wrong
That I thought about
Their lips
The curves
Dips
And lines
The way they bite them
While they think
And chew
Chew
When they’re nervous
The way their hands
Glided over mine
Completing
What wasn’t whole
But felt perfect enough
To last forever
Attraction
That I couldn't explain
Lust
For something new
I wanted them
Is that so wrong?
Silenced
In chains
Aching
Arching
Reaching
For understanding
That escaped me
Captivated
By much more than
I can even put into words
Divine
More beautiful than their creator
Centered by the thought
That maybe
They felt the same
And she did
But I wasn’t ready for her
About the Creator
Kayla Jefferson
I am a 23 year old writer based in Houston, TX. I write short, creative fiction, true crime analysis, and poetry. I hope you find something you like here in my world. Tips are not expected, but appreciated!
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