I had to leave, I had nothing left to give. Your lust, Had become your must. Your unsatiated desires, Became quagmires. Your continued demands, Hollering reprimands, Had left me hollow , Empty with nothing but sorrow.
"The Kiss" in marble of Rodin's work embraces art with passion. Ovid wrote of kisses back when "amor" was in fashion. To capture such a moment in marble or in verse, is beautiful but can't refine the taste when lips immerse. In meditation, I close my eyes on kisses I remember. of hot August nights in sultry heat or amid a fireplace in December...