"adron" poems
If I knew,
A poem
If I knew you loved me
I could face war and come back
To you a hundred times.
If I knew you loved me
I’d work like a dog ten days a week
To buy you little treasures.
If I knew you loved me
I would do all I know to be
The man you could be proud of.
If I knew you loved me
I would write you poems each dawn
And sing to you as the sun set.
If I knew you loved me
I would become a better man than
I ever, ever have been.
If I knew you loved me
I would come straight home,
Sober, every day after work.
Adron
Feb 7, 2015
Feb 7, 2015 at 9:50 AM UTC
Once you touched me.
I still feel it softly.
In my memory,
This touch on the arm;
Was it just casual?
I’ll always wonder.
It almost spoke out,
As if to say, “Hi,
I see you,” and more,
And I hoped it said
You sort of liked me.
But that touch spoke
No language I knew;
No true translation
Exist for its word.
Though its voice is gone
And made mute by time
I can’t forgot that touch,
And I am longing
For you to touch me.
Adron
(C) 2009 Adron Dozat
Oct 19, 2014
Oct 19, 2014 at 2:45 PM UTC
Theses lips can't wait
To taste your skin,
Baby these fists will always protect ya
lady and this mind,
will never neglect you,
Just let my love
Just let my love
Adorn you
May 26, 2015
May 26, 2015 at 2:34 AM UTC