Loving

Ladywithaquill

You said you like my laugh, and I laughed a bit louder.

I said, “I like your eyes”, and they shone even brighter.

A golden glow surrounded me when I started loving you,

I can see clearly that you have the same radiant glow too.

Your arms around my waist, dancing, you pulled me close,

Swaying, you leaned in for a kiss, as I stood on my tip toes.

I crowned you the king of my heart, my body, and my soul,

I became your favourite thief; it was your heart that I stole.

Before, I was just the writer, but now I am your best muse,

Over everyone else, it is you, whom I shall always choose.

  • Author: Ladywithaquill (Offline Offline)
  • Published: April 13th, 2024 12:19
  • Comment from author about the poem: This was my first attempt at writing a romantic poem in the absence of a muse, to see if I could write with an imaginary person in mind.
  • Category: Love
  • Views: 7
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