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His


His



 

A pair of strong arms encircle my waist

His laughter against my neck exciting

Warm mouth leaning, trying to sneak a taste

Tilting my head, my smile inviting

 

Soft words spoken gently, promises made

No syllable goes adrift or unheard

No lies, barriers, or debts to be payed

I listen and believe every word

 

The brown in his eyes smile more than his lips

Words of love hide in the strands of his hair

I play with it while he grabs at my hips

He needs me this close, knowing that I care

 

I pour into him like he is a cup

I am his and loved but then I wake up.

 

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studentofthepen

I am a senior in High School and I just write poetry as an outlet for expression when an emotion I'm feeling is too intense for tears or laughter to remedy.

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