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All About You


Your pink, rosey lips

delicately fell onto the bones of my hips.

Your beaming, bright smile

can send my heartbeat and I traveling over a mile.

Your dainty, lingering fingertips,

could repair sinking ships.

Your gentle, soft eyes

will be my demise.

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ungodly.hours

im young and i dont really know what im doing, so these are drafts of what i would believe is poetry, but most would (probably) disagree (is this website even active)

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