Passion

tallisman

He recalls the days that they spent together

The nights they spent making love, all night

Days they thought that would last forever

Suddenly seem lost to sight

What happened to the people that they once were

And how did they get to where they are today?

The passion that once flamed is now a single ember

That’s slowly fading and crumbling away

 

He remembers how the scent of her perfume

Would drive him wild with desire

When a simple smile across a crowded room

Would reignite that fire

Though his love for her is never in doubt

How he misses that burning heat

He thought this desire could never burn out

Leaving him unneeded and obsolete

 

The love they hold is a strong now as it was then

But he misses the unbridled passion they’d bring

Oh if only they could live their lives over again!

But I guess he wouldn’t change a single thing

  • Author: Tallisman (Pseudonym) (Offline Offline)
  • Published: June 25th, 2022 12:33
  • Category: Unclassified
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Comments6

  • dusk arising

    Reading between the lines I guess he knows where the passion went and how it was enjoyed mutually. Now, though content, he wishes he had the verve of younger times... and how their bodies were.

    Enjoyed reading this. I found a man's contentment in there.

  • Raven333

    nice poem, as I was reading I could imagine this guy sitting on a bed thinking this out. what I did about this poem was that he never said his love died. that is very important. nice read

  • Goldfinch60

    Wonderful passionate words Tallisman, that love will always be remembered.

    Andy

  • sadkw33n

    That was beautiful! That's why it's always a pleasure to read your poems. Wonderfully done and very well constructed. Great job!

    • tallisman

      Thankyou! You are too kind!

    • verona

      very relatable!

    • GenXer Shamrocker ☘️

      Love is work. Love is falling in love over and over again. Thank you for this!



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