I call all of my poems midnight inspirations, because I write them during sleepless nights. None of my poems have titles, I believe once you entitle a piece it is contained in a box where no changes can be made.
INTERLUDE TO YOU:
I was never asked to love you
but I did.
I was never asked to hold you
but I did
You said you got me
and you did
That I was that person
for certain I believed.
And now the storm:
Can you feel the fire
Can you feel the rise
Of that first embrace
That replaced the face.
It's a phantom touch
A hook that took
A grasp of my heart
It's a private summer
It's a secret touch
It’s a stolen kiss
It’s your sexy voice
Tattooed with the lyrics
Within my soul.
It’s the quick kisses
Stolen moments
As our lives merge
Without pretending
To be free…
Surging with passion
To give each other
That moment that purges
Our urges.
About the Creator
KC Taylor
Catherine C. Taylor is Muslim-Puerto Rican journalist with a vision to bring community awareness through storytelling. She is a Rutgers-Newark Graduate with a BA in Journalism and International Affairs.
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