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romance 1 min read 572 views Nov 23, 2016

Crossed the line

Last night we crossed the line

It was supposed to be a one night stand

Now all I can do is think about

how can I make you mine

We weren’t supposed to fall in love

We weren’t supposed to go this far

Tell me where do you we go from here?

I miss you so much when you’re not near

I know you have a wife

And I know she is the love of your life

You know that I have a husband

And he will never understand

How I could fall in love with another man

We’ve betrayed our spouse’s trust

Now what’s going to happen between us?

I find myself thinking bout you

And I know you’ve been thinking bout me too

I must be honest and say

That I’ve fallin’ hard for you

I know you feel the same way too

I know this isn’t right

And this may sound strange

But I don’t want what we feel to change

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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after vision

my poet, when you cross the line you taste what is on the other side, the only fear is if you grow to love the taste of it. now what do the two of you what to gain or lose

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Lyricalarsonist

I find poetry to be an outlet... For reality and fantasy.... The line has not been crossed.... That is what inspired me to write this poem.... The fantasy!!!

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LP45

I hear you on this Lyricalarsonist. Sometimes like actors/actresses we have to become one with our characters in order to bring our art to life. This is an excellent write. keep it flowing.

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