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Adultery

I sit here in the corner...

All alone…waiting...

For what, I wonder?

I hear your labored breathing; I can smell your scent.

I know you are looking for me,

But I don’t want to be found.

What have I done for you to shame me so?

If loving you with all my soul is a crime,

May I be tried in the highest court.

 

Nothing you say will make me forgive you,

Nothing you do will wipe away the memory.

You know not the pain I feel.

You think I’m naive.

I sit here in the corner,

Hoping you will pass me by,

I’m all alone here...Waiting... for what??

 

I hear you calling me,

I can see your shadow on the other side.

I cannot let you burn me up, nor can I resist you.

No mere human can stand in a fire and not be consumed.

And how can you understand, my dear?

How will I ever live with you and be happy,

Now I know that you were never mine,

And even though I crave for it,

It shall never be.

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crystal-dsouza
Indian
Published
Mar 13, 2010
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Copyright: Crystal D'Souza

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