A Moth, am I.

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This is a write about the confusion between old and new loves clashing.  The confusion one sometimes feels when an old opportunity becomes available, and how hard it can be to turn down.

A Moth, am I.

A moth, am I
And you, my flame.
Destroy me, you might,
But I'll be to blame.

Drawn to you
This lovely vision.
To touch your warmth
As I've long invisioned.

Burned once, I have been
By your sweet kiss,
Shall I never learn?
You, I must resist.

I feel my need for you tug tightly
To place myself within your arms
How conflicted am I
Will I give myself to your charms?

Is my will strong enough
To flee from your fatal kiss?
I feel defeat at your stare.
So give to me, your firey Bliss.

Just one last time.

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Poetry is not the expression of personality but an escape from personality.

T. S. Eliot (1888-1965) American-English poet and playwright.

Baiser’s Poems (5)

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State of Mind 1
A Moth, am I. 0
Spiral 1
Self Awakening 3