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the broken virtue of love


your sweet and delicate skin

so benevelent and angelic 

what is one mere man to do

I want to taste your forbidden fruit

to gain the knowledge of you 

even if i am condemned

i must have you

it has only been you

it will always be you

every fiber of my essence draws me to you

my skin on yours 

the broken virtue of love 

 

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