You make me crazy
You drive me insane
I think of you constantly
You’re an emotional drain
Maniacal cravings
Course down my spine
Leaving only my trembling behind
I want my hands all over chest
I want to kiss you
Until I lose my breath
I want you to make
All my fantasies come true
Oh god how I want you
I want to make love
In every possible way
Every night and day
You’re the reason I live
You’re the reason I breathe
I know I would die
If you would ever leave
I love you, my baby
More than you could possibly know
Words don’t justify
What my feelings show
My heart races
My breathing is out of control
Your eyes pierce me
To the depths of my soul
I would rather die
Than live without your embrace
Walking alone for an eternity
Disappearing without a trace
Now, my love,
Can you see
What your mere presence
Does to me?
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Reviewed by Kala Starkey (Reader)
Reviewed on June 24, 2002
A loss of words, you as well are a great poet. Excellent word choices. Wow!
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this is a true exclamation of love
enjoyed
josie