Lamplight
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Lamplight


You always had illusions of grandeur
A fake royal who claimed never to carry money
You once said the next drink I buy will be the first
And I like many before wilted under
The fireworks exploding in your eyes
You taught me gentle, you showed the lightest
Touch held more power than the fierceness of passion

Our first kiss, your insistence on lips alone
Our hands spread on cold marble
Heads converging until your breath crept onto my lips
The faintest sideways brush of your mouth on mine
A touch slight, yet promising much more
Your moving away increasing expectation
Closing in, stopping a silk thread away from feeling
Again that faintest of touches

To bed, and how I remember you best
Under the glow of lamplight
You couldn’t have known how gorgeous you looked
Or maybe you did, maybe you tried and tested
A whole raft of shaded light bulbs
Sat before your dressing table mirror
Gauging skin tone, sparkle, depth of laughter lines

Whatever, lamplight is how I remember you
I recall my fear as I touched your soft skin
Rice paper sprung to mind and I feared with each kiss
I would dissolve you into nothing
never make someone your priority when to them you are only an option
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#2
The proper lighting, among other things, leads to memories that can lead to addiction. They have so many nuances, these lovers.
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#3
the second stanza has a bit of redundancy, but I still kind of like it?
I think there's something interesting about a delicate woman also being aware of how gorgeous she is, and you being afraid to break her I presume? Or maybe kill her innocence...?
Hum. The first stanza is extremely well written in my opinion.

But I have a question, is this girl innocent or is she a narcissist?
And how could you be worse than her if it's the latter?
I'll be there in a minute.
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(01-18-2013, 03:53 AM)newsclippings Wrote:  the second stanza has a bit of redundancy, but I still kind of like it?
I think there's something interesting about a delicate woman also being aware of how gorgeous she is, and you being afraid to break her I presume? Or maybe kill her innocence...?
Hum. The first stanza is extremely well written in my opinion.

But I have a question, is this girl innocent or is she a narcissist?
And how could you be worse than her if it's the latter?

definitely not an innocent, narcissist, never thought of her that way but she sure was and still is the most important thing in her life after money, never hers always someone else's. Cheers for reading and replying, just getting a feel for the forum, looking good so far.
never make someone your priority when to them you are only an option
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#5
Your imagery is pretty intense. i was really invested in the whole event.
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