I fell for him badly when
he came to my house
with a dozen red roses
and a note saying
Dear Lota,
I'm sorry that I hurt you.
I just love you so much.
Forgive me?
I couldn't see his face
because he had become a
mountain of roses, but I nodded all the same
because I forgave him
and he was
mine again.
He told me that
he couldn't think; that
he'd had a headache for days; that
he was dying
without me.
And he kissed me there and then.
I feel even more in love with him,
even more in love with his warm lips and
the way he always tasted like
honey drops.
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Drowning | ✓
PoetryWhen Lota fell for him it was like falling off a cliff: drowning was inevitable. Poetry #45 [13.10.14] Romance #453 [14.10.14]