Found


28 Feb 2001

I found you. Strength so pure in muscled form you wield with sweet gentleness as you speak of Shakespeare and Whitman and entice me into your hope. Ah, and the poetry of your soul pulls me toward you, as the sensuality of your words makes me forget reason. Do I care that you have a wife life partner two wonderful boys? Depends on which moment you ask me. Yet, given this opportunity to be near you with the intoxicating proximity of your fire and intelligence, I walk away. I do right. How utterly boring. I am the one that breaks all the rules yet I walk away. I know that I could test your resolve see how far liquor and desire will take me into your arms, and push the limits to obtain the intimacy my loneliness demands. I know you will probably give in rationalizing my touch yet I don’t even try. I found you, yet I must walk away.


© 2001, Tara Tambolleo
Scraps of Thought