I am the fire
I am the fire behind a quiet smile,
The glance that lingers a second too long,
The woman who walks with confidence,
Knowing exactly where she belongs.
I am soft skin beneath moonlit skies,
A whispered thought you cannot ignore,
A slow-burning spark in the darkness,
Leaving you wanting more.
I am passion wrapped in patience,
A storm concealed beneath calm seas,
The kind of woman who turns heads
Without ever trying to please.
I love with depth, not hesitation,
With hands that hold and a heart that stays,
Yet there is a wildness within me,
Untamed by ordinary days.
I am red wine on a winter evening,
Bare feet on cool earth after rain,
A longing for connection and freedom,
For pleasure, laughter, and life's sweet pain.
I am not innocence, nor am I reckless,
I know desire and I know restraint.
I am every shade between angel and sinner,
Every strength and every faint.
I am a woman fully alive,
Not asking permission to be seen.
Soft when I choose,
Strong when I must,
And unforgettable in between.
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