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Danielle Shorr
Poems
Jun 2015
Happily Sinning
Your hands
in places they don't belong
I don't mind at all.
You're here but your heart is somewhere else with
someone else,
I know.
An arm wrapped around me
I unravel it back to you
I can not call it my own.
Tonight my lips are stained with wine
And yours are stained with mine,
Both of ours are stained with guilt.
You taste like a lie I know
All too well.
I am not a bad person but
I have to be every time
we're together.
Here we are,
happily sinning to rid the
conscience from our brain.
How good does it feel
to wipe the shame into
desire?
When you're gone
I don't hold my breath in waiting
I would suffocate if I were to.
I miss you only on the nights when
I am alone and the days where you
don't text back.
I ask if you even exist anymore and
you answer sometimes,
Do you need me?
Sometimes.
There is only lonely and whispering when it comes to us,
See you soon, we swear,
always.
Your hands
in places they don't belong
You're here but your heart is somewhere else with
someone else,
I know
Here we are,
happily sinning to rid the
conscience from our brain.
Does your love know where you are tonight?
Written by
Danielle Shorr
Los Angeles
(Los Angeles)
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