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life 2 min read 303 views Mar 22, 2017

Did You

   Did i ask you for the love your heart cries for in the middle of the night, while loneliness caressed my soul?

   Did you hear my cry for passion and romance as my eyes dropped tears of pain and sorrow stood in love;s place?

   Did you hear the beat of myheart as the sound of your voice became the sweet music i dance too, as my ears are tuned to your voice?

   Did you gaze into the window of my soul as the sound of my voice became the desire of ecstasy that caressed you during the night?

   Did you enjoy the moist sweet taste of a kiss that made your heart beat faster as your clothes melted away?

   Did last night bring you fulfillment as your body craved passion beyond ecstasy as erotic tranquility invaded all of those hidden desires of the night?

   Did you ever think that one man could be loyal to only one woman, with the passionate dream of having a family?

  Did you think that our creator would provide you with such a man, after all the heartache and pain you;ve endured from the past fool you;ve given your heart too?

   Did you think that I would really ever admit i was wrong and not do my best to understand my heart would'nt allow me to live without the Queen and Wife at myside. Only a fool would walk away from a treasure that most men dream of.

   My only question is Did You?

 

              J.Wolfgeorge Black Spades 22Div/ BS Inc.

 

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