Temptations Poem by Cassandra Boyd

Temptations



The chocolate that’s calling your name,
flirting with someone on the train.
Your friends offering you a smoke
or the forbidden snort of coke.

You’re not misbehavin’
but having serious cravins.
What is the sensation
that’s your strongest temptation?

Obstacles that test your will,
until you’ve had your fill.
Can you ever draw the line, or
do you indulge until you lose your mind.
Can you just say no or
do you have to go to the place where the addicted go.

Some say that it’s the devil,
that makes you revel
in the sin of over indulgence.
Others believe for a fact,
it’s power you lack or the will to fight back.

Adam and Eve were even
rebuked and banished from Eden,
when they tasted of the forbidden fruit
and hid because shame urged them to.

Cities and people have fallen
when giving in to temptations callin’.
Without strong will or discipline,
there’s no sure way that you can win.

A constant struggle and fight
is what will make things right,
‘cause no matter where you go or do
temptations are all around you.

COMMENTS OF THE POEM
Reyvrex Questor Reyes 08 August 2012

Temptations always come. Here's more of what I have to say: Virtue And The Beast To run, we could from threats besetting us But naught we do for demons from within Their obstacles laid on the paths we pass Dictate the rise and fall our lives contain Virtue does to a woman bind desire When dreams of wayward thrills it would suppress As though alarm when hearts are set afire It screams out loud should she unzips her dress Monsters and ghouls are far removed in woods If there be what the heart so truly dreads In man is beast lurking in murky moods Knows many arms and sleeps in many beds.

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Cassandra Boyd

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