If I was made to desire,
why then do I feel shame for having desires?
If I was made to crave, to burn,
why does guilt coil around me, cold and stern?
I was made to feel, yet taught to fear
the pulse of want, the ache so near.
If desire was forbidden,
why then do I long and lust, hidden?
In the end, we are all sinners,
hungry for different kinds of meals.
Perhaps it's not a sin; perhaps it's just human—
to revel in cravings, to be softly undone.
Why should I apologize for being human
Let the shame fall; let it slip away,
embrace all your hidden thoughts that stray.
Do not feel guilt, do not recoil,
for at the end of the day, you are just human.
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Poetry For The Broken
Poetrycollection of my written poetry if you are sad it might make you sadder