#poets on love

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“I want to love you between my sheets, baby. Shower you with kisses and leave marks where nobody can see them. I want to be the one that makes you see the stars and the moon. Be the one who knows what you like and how you like it. The one who knows what makes you smile like that.Be the one you seek out at night for more than just a hug. I want to be more and be forever. I want to be yours baby, forever and ever. I want to be the one you love between the sheets.”

- g.d (sheets)

“I told him I was too me to be a part of his world. He smiled and caressed my cheek, his lips hovering over mine as he whispered, “and that’s why I love you so much baby, you’re everything I’ve ever dreamed of.””

- g.d (love me for me)

A glass frame of mine.
A glass frame of mind.

Staring in at a stranger
Stranger staring back
My mind as good as shattered
Beauty scarred with cracks

A reflective type of window.
A respective type of window.

Distorted truth
Claimed it’s credibility like a crook
Hidden behind a lie
Can’t get back the toll it took

r.t.

I watched the sun rise

saw the light hit your eyes

and smiled at your beauty


I saw you stumble out of bed

so many thoughts in your head

and go about your day


I watched you walk back in

your hand on my chin

and you kissed me hello


I saw the moon shine

more reflection in your eyes

I smiled, this is home.


MK Ireland #273 : untitled 2

And I stood in the tall grass

that lined the beach

looking at the depth before me

The expanse of ocean

and its movement

I watched the waves meet the shore

with force

I wondered what it meant to be so sure of yourself

I wondered what it meant to be vulnerable

to let others see my fury

my sorrow

and my power

and to not be afraid they would leave me

I wondered what it meant to be secure

I’d never known that feeling


MK Ireland #272 : untitled

Drunken Stargazing

I was hoping I’d find you here

Throwing back a gallon of beer

Sitting upon the shingles,

Housed by the star speckled sky


My chest burned alight

With a coil of emotions—

Pity,

Heartache,

Pity—

Fear


I don’t quite remember when

You began transferring your beer,

Pouring cans into milk jugs

As you grew out your hair


—You had also lost ten pounds

Sweated out under the weight

Of your circumstantial life


I beg of you,

Cry your troubles into my shirt

I’ll adorn myself with your tears,

Your alcoholic perfume,

Your subtle guise,


And the brunt


Of your star-misted eyes

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