Lost in TemptationA Poem by Lori Carlson![]() When I see you lying there naked beside me, I know why we do this. Both married, but separated, we find comfort in one another's arms. In this moment together, there is no them, only us. Lying on my side, I see your ebony skin glistening in the candlelight, still covered in sweat from our love-making, and I listen to your breathing, soft, yet shallow. I curl into your body, wrapping arms and legs around you: I don't want this moment to end, but my movements awaken you. I know the words you will speak even before you utter them: "I have to go, babe." And I cling to you even tighter, briefly before I arise. I watch as you dress, so lost in this temptation, then walk you to the door. As you leave, I know it will be days, perhaps even a week, before I see you, feel you, again. This affair of the heart leaves me as torn as our lives are. Each separation makes me wonder: Will this be the last time I see you? © 2011 Lori CarlsonReviews
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6 Reviews Added on September 20, 2011 Last Updated on October 2, 2011 AuthorLori CarlsonTulsa, OKAboutThou art to me a delicious tormentby Ralph Waldo Emerson Issue number 1: Recent events have made this missive necessary. I had hoped to avoid this, but WC is not what it used to be. From this moment .. more..Writing
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