You were spontaneous, Impulsive Charged with a million ways to fuel my lust for you Or perhaps that was what my young mind thought For I have learned to be much more spontaneous now and at the same time, less graceful More myself I’m not quite sure how I should feel about that. You were my first lover not because I didn’t have boyfriends prior to you On the contrary I was wilder More impetuous For I was the one who noticed you on the crowded dance floor Where you clutched the sweating beer by the waist I knew you were an observer from the way you studied the swaying crowed While managing to seem quite immersed even though the distance you comprised was palpable I thought you’d be shy when I approached you Shy men where a fantasy of mine Yet you spoke like you owned the world Like it should be lucky to worship at your feet And I realize you were a force all on your own and I wanted, so desperately, to be a part of your wave A feeling I never quite felt before. So you see, This was why you were my first lover For the fire you created in me On the roof of a strange building we accidently stumbled upon Where the night air stole our breaths away Yet our touches felt like a hot summer day, Burning away my desire for the men I had always thought were my choices And searing me in your peculiar head, So when we parted that first day, at the peak of dawn With my number scribbled on your left arm from the spontaneity of our choices, You had left a mark on my soul, One I had never thought could be composed by a random stranger And it wasn’t from your ragged but handsome looks or the hair my fingers wanted to spend the night entangled in, But rather from the dark way your eyes glinted when they whooshed past my bare neck Or the various ear-rings that decorated one ear When your fingers made a light brush against the strained front of my dress and my hardened *******, But most of all, it was the hunger I saw in your gaze And I realized, in that very moment, all I wanted to do was spoil myself with the lavishness that was you.