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Just Give Up On Me

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Just Give Up On Me

It ain’t so melodious,
Going with this spear,
I am a clandestine walking girl,
Not a healer, not a propeller;
Baby, you can call me naive,
Maybe a bit of a loner,
Just give up on me now,
I am no princess, dear!
*
I know you have been trying so hard,
Making me sad, mad and happy.
The pound of love I got from you,
I don’t deserve to be in the receiving;
Your red rose may gloom my beauty,
But it doesn’t define my personality.
I seem to be attracted to the hate,
And sometimes, the madness rains on me.
I know you understand all this,
Still try to accept me.
But do me favour, will you?
Just bloody give up on me!
Just give up on me,
Give up on me,
Give up on me,
Give some love to me,
Don’t you give up on me,
Don’t you give up on me,
I may need you but I want you,
Don’t you dare give up on me,
I’ll kill you,
If you give up on me!
***

This is the 99th poem under the poetry journal “Isn’t She A Cape Crusader!” which aims to add 100 poems under 100 days. I missed nineteen days.

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Kiss For An Hour

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Kiss For An Hour

There’s a red light falling
And her lips were moving,
Asked me to stop
What I was doing; – 2
*
Then she moves a little closer
And a chilled glass of beer,
She gave a big stare to me,
“Why all this pressure?”
*
All the sensations came alive.
She knew it was too much for me,
But she was in no mood to back away
On that day;
*
Now she pushed me in the corner,
Where you can’t see clear
Her hands were all over my hair,
She kissed me and didn’t stop until the next hour!
*
There’s a red light falling
And her lips were moving
Asked me to kiss now and never,
Then we kissed for an hour!
***

This is the 95th poem under the poetry journal “Isn’t She A Cape Crusader!” which aims to add 100 poems under 100 days. I missed nineteen days.

Read it and let me know in the comment how it was. You can read another seven (recent) poems on this blog page.

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