Love, Poetry, Writing

Fall for you. A poem.

The light is fading, you’re walking out;
she’s reclining luxuriantly.

The light in those magical eyes

is enough to blind a man,

before you question why.
That smile, combined with sylvan form,

is hot enough to melt a man

(raised on a diet of ‘avoid’).
Like a supernova sundae,
take him out at the knees,
leave him confused and dazed,
with thoughts, indiscreet.

Get out of there before that brazen temptress
(Who doesn’t know her power over all that exists)

enthralls you with her siren voice;

makes you fumble, stumble,
makes the floor your only choice.

Escape while you can, before you

fall for her

again. And again. And again.

16 thoughts on “Fall for you. A poem.”

  5. Absolutely loved this one Steve! It’s like you’ve dug into my memories and turned it into the best part of an award winning movie. Amazing and excellent work. I would have to say this is my most favorite poem ever. Keep up the good work!

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