Torn In Two

Torn In Two

A Poem by Kat Collins
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The pain and desire of a fiery, burning love of an illicit affair.

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Heart is torn in two,
trying to discern the light.
The path wavers and blurs,
twists and turns crazy.
Wondering where I'm headed,
can I keep to the road?
Grinding my knuckles white
as tremors shake my knees.
Lightening flashes in my heart,
raging fire burns in my groin.
A hot, unquenchable thirst
that never dims.
Smoldering, simmering haze,
confuses me, spins me upside down.
Tingling pulses racing deep.
A sigh, a moan...
senses I want to keep.
It's spiraling out of control.
A longing so sure,
how can I be satisfied by something so impure?
Guilty shame douses flames coldly.
Ice water dribbling down my spine.
Eyes open wide,
I am no longer blind,
but can see clearly the line.
Stumbling backwards running for safety,
but my soul still lingers wanting...
tasting hot, fiery whispers.
Teasing, tempting.
How long can I resist?

© 2011 Kat Collins


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Great flow, very intense!

Posted 12 Years Ago



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Added on June 28, 2011
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Tags: affair, love, pain, torn, heartache, fire, choice, path

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Kat Collins
Kat Collins

Allentown, PA



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I'm a writer, freelance web designer, and voracious reader. I'm a collector of words, experiences, and emotions. I've been writing since I was "knee-high to a grasshopper" and feel lost without it. Wr.. more..

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