Dark Love Poetry

Dark Love Poetry

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Love is Tangled but, the ones who are successful in untangling it, are the best lovers on this planet. This love can cause a lot of things, it did cause a hell lot of things to me too. I have written a lot of Poems in the grief of my mistakes that hurt the other person. Some are also about my Crushes and my Lover. I wrote them when I had fallen for someone. Some are also about the side effects of a breakup and of losing someone special. On the whole, they are about love or, in specific, Dark love. These are some of the Poems I, either wrote in grief or for someone. I will try to post regular Poems in this book. I will also mention some reason below the poems to make the reader understand why the poem was written.
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He fell in love with the girl he had a one-night stand with. When her true nature revealed, he hated himself for loving her and decided never to see her again. However, his fate took an unexpected turn and entangled him in a contract marriage with her, turning the girl he despised into his temporary wife. Will their love-hate relationship lead to a deeper connection, or will it keep them forever bound by the terms of their contract? *** As I spank her, Grace questions in a surprised tone, "What was that?" "That was for leaving your husband alone in the pool," I respond in a teasing tone, seizing her waist and pulling her towards me, stealing her breath. "But, my dear husband, you're pissing me off. Just move away." She tries to break free from my grasp. "Stop moving, Mrs Grey!" "No, I won't listen to you, Mr Grey. You told me you don't want me, so why are you here again?" "I didn't say that I don't want you," I whisper, closing the distance between us, my lips nearing my angry wife's. "It means the same!" She rolls her eyes. "I want you so damn much, okay? And I'm ready to regret it again and again for doing this. Today, I'll show you how much I desire you, my wife." I confess, my fingers playing with her wet hair, and my hand still firmly gripping her waist. "So tell me. Who is stopping you, husband?"

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