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    Thorn Wilde
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Thorny Poetry - 13. To a Stranger

i don’t know how

to talk to you

because all i can think when i see you

is how much i want you

 

i want you

to take me and make me yours

to hold me down with sweet caresses

take what you want

and give me what i need

 

i don’t know you

but you know me

i think you can see right through me

see how much i need you

 

i need you

to fill me every way you can

to capture me in your tight embrace

take what you want

and give me what i need

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5 minutes ago, Wayne Gray said:

Nice poem.

 

I particularly like the lines:

 

i don’t know you

but you know me

 

I know it's probably unintentional (just a byproduct of the way you wrote the entire piece), but the way you leave the "i" lower case makes me read it a certain way.

I've bee writing my poems like that for a while, all lower case. I think it looks nice, more than anything. That said, I get what you mean. Thanks for commenting! :hug: 

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