Forbidden Poem by Frankie Stones

There was no one word to describe the emotion I felt. It was an immense angry, I felt so much hatred and pain. Sorrow was the only thing that filled my soul. Regret and yet a feeling of full filling ness. I knew what I had done was wrong the lies but yet it made me fill whole like I belonged a flush of great delight came upon me when in asking whether what I thought to be true was he answered with a gentle and heartfelt answer which made my heart pound and race. I was joyous but felt a great unhappiness in knowing I was a secret as he was mine. But we both felt a great desire to scream and shout and tell anybody who was willing to listen. But what I felt my parents condemned as wrong they didn’t trust me. I was outcast in my own home. And as they told me of there great disappointment in me they forgot the fact that I was under a spell, I couldn’t help myself. I was a prisoner in my own thoughts. Words flying from every direction but yet I still wanted him even though it was forbidden, but then having to choose between his safety and what I wanted I would rather risk never seeing him again than him getting hurt. But we didn’t want to stay apart but knowing I had to I stayed away hoping that in time he might forget me to fine whether I was right I still have to find out.