Your Heart (standard:poetry, 196 words)
Author: Lori	Added: Jan 11 2008	Views/Reads: 2645/0	Story vote: 0.00 (0 votes)
A woman wants one thing a man isn't willing to give. Used to be part of a longer poem, but I chopped it up, gave it a new style, and came up with this :o).

Your Heart 

I sit here smoking, drinking, thinking about you, and asking myself
questions which have no answers. Who is he? Why him? Why me? Where is 
he? Where is she? The questions will always be there, never fade. But, 
in the long run, that's okay. 

Baby can't you see? I want you a lot, but I love you so much more. I
don't know why, I feel this way. 

You have captured it all, my mind, my body, my heart, and, yes even now,
my soul. I gave it to you freely, to do what you want with it. But I 
must beg you to be kind. Please don't hurt me. For I couldn't recover 
from this love which is so blind. You are my world it's so plain to 
see. You are the light which guides me. 

What does she have that I don't? What is so great about her? Is she
better than I? Does she love you more? Could she love you like I could? 
I don't know. And that's why I fear in the long run she will always 
have what I don't 

Your Heart. 

© October 30, 2007 by Lori


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