You Make Me Wet
You make me wet.
Yes- you make me wet
With tears from my eyes
After you cause a stir in my emotions.
You tell me it's all my fault. My fault!
My fault?
That I caused the problems
That I created the distrust
That I'm the one that crushed your fragile, senstitive heart and that is why I deserve this.
Yes- you make me wet.
And that is why I left.
When you tell me you miss my touch
Is it because you miss me or the thought of me?
Was it even me you wanted all along or just a body to call yours?
A body to be your shrink because you refused to get help.
A bod to be a listening ear because you already pushed everyone else away.
A body to be your life coach because you lack any motivation to better yourself.
A body to stick yourself into whenever you decided because at least you had my body in your control,
Contol- yes.
That's what our love became.
Before this- you made me wet
On my hands and knees
You made me ache in the depths of my insides
Within crevices that shouldn't have been touched unless with a delicate hand.
And the corners of my soul- never disturbed until you wrangled my body and caressed my mind using your unknown powers on me.
You awoke a compelling force. One that yearned for you- your attractive Voice, your evocative Scent, your enticing Presence, and lustful Desire.
Demeaning Forces that make me feel so resilient and yet, are so destructive.
And I suppose that was love.
Or what I thought love was to be.
But love can come in many shapes and forms.
The love I know now is gentle and patient and kind.
This love is endearing and I mustn't resist any longer because the promise of a hopeful companion is far greater than the fear of ruination.
This is the way of the universe- the way love is destined to be.
I am drawn to you
And your kind words and sweet gestures and selfess, unconditional love.
It is you I crave. It is you I carry.
It is you who makes me wet.
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