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Warning

Contributed by RedRose on Monday, 12th July 2004 @ 10:31:08 PM in AEST
Topic: DarkPoetry

Warning

I warned you- dear friend
when you opened your arms- so inviting
beckoning me into their warmth – so close

I warned you –dear one
not to expect to much from me – ever softly
as you slid you hand down my arms
and under my breast –ever slowly

My warning you said you understood – dear man
but silently you thought you could
change my mind – not caring
I caressed and kissed your body – not thinking

My warning I told you all the while – dear friend
that my body was all – so calmly
that there was for you from me – so pretty

You said nothing as we made love
as you often called it

But I warned you – dear one
when again and again I want – ever wanting
into your open arms – ever strong

But I warned you it would end – dear man
and you would take only – not lightly
what you could get – not forever

I warned you, so now that you come – dear friend
banging on the locked steel door – so loud
around my emotionless heart – so old

I warned you I did, with love you claim – dear one
you want to hold and cherish me – ever bearing
that I was suppose to be yours – ever more

My warning you did not listen to – dear man
I pitied you and your tears – no wanting
and went one last time into your open arms – not soulless

My warning you didn’t believe – dear friend
so in the early light of morning – so quietly
I left you in the shadows – so proudly

You came running to find me
Only to find I was gone

But I warned you, so when you
came claiming – dear one
you would find me that I was yours – ever demanding
you weep all the way back home – ever sorry

Finding later the message – dear man
I left sitting on your table – no noticing
You looked longing at my words – not what you wanted

For I simple wrote
You should have listened
to my warning ……..
Dear Friend

Red
Rose

Copyright © RedRose ... [ 2004-07-12 22:31:08]
(Date/Time posted on site)

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