You ask if I love you? I simply reply I don’t know. How could one really know, I’d love truly lies where lust hides.
Do I love you, When you hold me tight, When our lips touch, Or when our bodies connect.
Do I love you, When I sneak glances, When I listen intently, Or when I feel that I can’t get enough.
But when we are together, My heart flutters, My hands shake, I feel tingly. I feel special.
But you ask my if I love you, I still can’t respond. Is it me being with you? Or being apart of you?
When the heat rushes, When my legs shake, **** I know I’ll be sore in the morning, But that isn’t love.
Love shouldn’t be afraid. Love shouldn’t be hidden. It’s shouldn’t be shameful, Or questioned.
But I guess it doesn’t matter either way.
Because you never asked me if I loved you in the first place.
Going through life I have never experience my chance at having my first love yet. I wrote this poem when I was finally with someone for the first time believing that I could love them and they everything would be okay. It didn’t work out but having these questions in this poem was a real eye opener for me into discovering what I really needed. And it wasn’t him.