Withdrawal
Never so potent a drug than the feeling of falling in love.
I sit now in a state of melancholy that lies within; reminicing over what could have been.
That beauty for which God hath bestowed upon me is just as suddenly taken; I miss her embrace when I awaken.
It's a drug.
It captures the mind and its withdrawal is that which is seldom recoverable to the spirit.
The feeling in the pit of your stomach it gives; igniting the soul that lives.
It makes your nerves stand on end; a sickness only she can tend.
The warmth of jer body so soothing and that feeling of when the heart races when she holds you; no drug like it not even few.
I long for her caress; I crave her call, to give her love and end this withdrawal.
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