Wildflowe're

Wildflowe're

A Poem by Charlie!

Like a radiant wild flower, wind blowing gracefully through your hair,
Never have I seen a beauty quite like yours.
Listening to my madness, I see the saint within.
Romeo said once "Have not saint's lips?"

Then fair lady I ask only this of you:
Grant me my absolution.
Allow our lips to fold in prayer and forgive me my debts with your tender kiss.

That I would throw it all away for one night in your warm embrace.
Turn the tides of change and declare my affections upon thy bosom,
Where I may lay my head on your heart to learn your most intimate desires,
Then I may lay them gently at your feet.

Hold you at a lovers length would I as well, be it your desire.
Allowing you to drift gracefully through my finger tips
That we may both transcend beyond our wildest dreams. <3

© 2013 Charlie!


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Added on August 14, 2012
Last Updated on February 19, 2013
Tags: Wildflower, romance, love

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Charlie!
Charlie!

Bradenton, FL



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