A fictional poem about two people struggling with the conflict between love and friendship |
| I ask that you stay But you fancy us friends You never would grant That our friendship should end I ask you once more But you cut me again Your heart lost in doubt And mine rapt in pain I ask if you feel The throes of my heart At every rebuff Each wound you impart I beg your embrace To say you are mine Your beautiful face Your body divine I say ne’er shall break The friendship we share But we can be more We need only dare I tell you I love you That you are my sun I swear that without you My world is undone Then deep in your eyes I find something sweet An ember of longing — Soft soothing heat Your tender heart melts as I summon you near You cast away doubt You cast away fear We drink in the warmth Of each other’s lips Tasting of lust Enthralling sweet sips You lay down at last You dare condescend Making love sweetly As one we transcend So nothing is lost And nothing shall end Let tonight be for lovers Leave tomorrow for friends |