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Myself The Dreamer

Passive aggresive need

By Jessica TaylorPublished 6 days ago • 1 min read

Beautiful start to my day

Time with my love to light the way

Going forward to a place I don't want to be

Yet, holding to the dream I foresee

Breathing deep with his memory inside

Beating heart and love collide

I close my eyes to hold to you

Knowing that what I feel is true.

The vision in my head is deep

Like something I just cannot reach

Yet, it is there calling out to me

A dream, a longing, or a hope I seek.

Over and over again it makes it's call

Over and over again my being stretches all

Like a movie on forever repeat

Until the time it will be complete.

You are there

I am here

You pull me closer still

And desire overpowers all my will.

Your touch is a burning sensation

Your kiss is a needed elation

You are mine at every cost

For without you, I would be lost.

Th Gods have sent me one of their own

He seems only a man, but it's not quite known

He washes over me with love and grace

And sets me higher than this place.

Laying in the quiet dark

Steady breathing and fierce beating hearts

Soothing touch and kisses of fire

Sending wave after wave of pure desire.

Feeling him inside me, I reach the stars

I want to stay forever where we are

His soul penetrating through my skin

And I cannot believe this is a mortals sin.

For some reason I cannot give a damn!

For I will love him with all I am

And I can only hope it will be me

Alwaysn in his soul for eternity.

Filthy

About the Creator

Jessica Taylor

My deepest desire is to be able to help people; since I am too shy to be a professional speaker I decided that writing is my next best option. However, I do love the feel of the pen upon the page and the clicking of my keys on my keyboard.

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    Written by Jessica Taylor