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The Craving

© Jewel E. Forga

You crave, burn, yearning
try to adjust me. Concentrate harder
caress my eyes, ears with your voice,
1000 horses tug on your jeans.
Whisper something about the color green,
it won't make me want you.

But you crave so hard, so bad,
wish I had 100 of your hands
2000 of your lips
running themselves over me.

If I see you now,
I'll close my eyes
and let it happen.

Touch your skin, my love ...
taste you through my fingertips
after I close the door.



Jewel Forga, Poet

Jewel E. Forga is a native Californian now living in San Diego.

Visit Jewel's site:
The Air We Breathe

 

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