Meets a married man. Fictional and handled properly. Caring loving people understand, and do not demand.
A sweet loving caring woman
meets a caring loving man
Their attraction is evident
but they both are confident
They both know there is no chance
for any type romance
other than mutual respect
this is where they especially
connect
Sure there's a line to
be crossed
but the tempting side
gets tossed
They both are beholding
because to them
commitment is golden
They know that romantic desire
can burn like the hottest fire
Fires can't start without a
spark of ignition to flame
They both realize playing outside
a marriage is a foolish game
It can lead to only
disgrace and shame
so they become good friends
this never ends or depends
Grady, I hope they can keep it that way. Sometimes the wanted is much more pleasurable than the getting. This is a special friendship that shouldn't be jeopordized by lust.
Blending Southern Gothic mystery romance, fantasy, theater, dance, music, and flashes of humor, tells the story of a pair of lovers in two separate time periods who find themselves battling an evil fifty years apart.
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Bobbi
One I liked this poem "a Married Women" sound advice
on a topic we all encounter sometimes.
Blessings,
Gwendolyn