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Unattainable Love


I sit longing for your warm embraces, Your curvaceous frame yearns for attention. I look for you in various places. Your body takes on new dimension. Devoid of you near me, my mind races, Your body so great I need not mention. You scare me, vanishing without traces. Your shapely curves, stating your intention. Yet we will never exist together, That ring on your finger drives us apart. It acts like an unbreakable tether, With no possibility to restart. Without you, I will drift like a feather, Forever alone with a bleeding heart.
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