Affection
It's like a craving,
A desire,
That feeling of love,
That warmth deep inside.
A drug almost,
Beckoning me to to it,
Like a magnet,
It draws me in.
A thirst,
Yet to be quenched,
A hunger,
Yet to be satisfied.
I need it,
Though I cannot,
Reach it.
This thing that I desire,
This thing that I want,
That I need even.
I cannot live without it...
I cannot bare with the obsession,
It eats my insides,
Growing like an infection,
Consuming me whole,
Into its pits,
I lie.
Cold yet hot,
Burning yet freezing.
No substitute can save me from this,
Imprisonment,
Of my own desires.
So I wait,
I lie waiting for my moment,
For my drug,
My substance,
Which sustains me.
For that affection from another,
To give back,
In a mutual exchange,
It is what I crave.
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