Over and over again
you come to my mind
especially at night;
I replay our scenes,
I tell myself it is not right
to obsess.
But telling me this
only makes; you
come
for a longer visit
than if
I had said nothing at all
to myself.
I try to think of something else
but not to think of you
is to intensify
thinking of you,
and I get frightened
that I will flip again
into the endless loop
called thinking of you.
I am torn,
partly wanting to
even if part too
does not want to.
I hear my final sigh,
gentle excitement grows
and I can feel
that sweet surrender glow
and I give in,
I give in,
I give in,
its exhilirating
to give myself
you,
even if
I first
resist.
And I take you in
like summer rain
drenched to my soul
I splash you
up
with both
hands
my joy
for time
with you and I
is this
endless loop.
My feet hit the cold floor
in the morning time
and I dress in the dark
having only the glow
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