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To Want Somebody.

I haven't been able to shake the feelings,

the emotional investment of my last kiss.

For many years, I gave my body to a whole host of people-

but stopped at my heart.

 

I told her how ''lucky'' I felt, on our first date,

as I put my arm around her, a year of knowing of her from mutual friends. Of flirting, teasing, longing. Her head moved towards mine in what felt like slow motion, my own head a whirlwind. Our first kiss quickly became several..

 

And, finally, our last.

 

I found it hard to find the right words -

sometimes I just made sounds.

She picked up the emotion.

 

When I could speak-

I gushed at how beautiful I found her, it turned into a grand declaration, even I wasn’t fully prepared for.

I am not one for shouting, but the passion found its way into my voice and took full flight as I revealed how I felt.

I never wanted to regret not telling her how I felt. Having this rare intimate, fleeting moment with her.

I could not help but moan and groan until her lips found their way back to mine. As if giving me life.

I felt like a sailor who'd finally made his way home.

 

I emptied the entire contents of my heart, despite knowing, less is more, I poured out my adoration.

It probably wasn't appropriate in a public space

but we melded together

and I melted

before we barely touched.

 

I fell so hard

before and after.

I just want to want somebody again.

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Aug 21, 2016
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