Lay beside me
Feel the warmth of my body
Cover my lips with yours
For this one night
Let them be your only
I dread the morning
The sunrise my enemy
Tomorrow you are hers,
Tonight you are mine
Let me show you
What happiness feels like
What the night has to offer
Is blissful delight
Tonight we are free
There is no other she
Tonight I do not need to think
tomorrow with you in her arms
My heart will sink
Tomorrow I pick up the pieces
Of this night
Till then let passion
Prove its fiery might
About the Creator
Stranna Pearsa
A long time ago I discovered the beauty and magic of the written word. The escape it provided when I was trapped was invaluable to me. It is my goal to provide that gift as it had been bestowed upon me so many times by so many others.
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