Lost Poem by Janine Alyssa Navarro

Lost



So precious, she can’t be replaced
a beautiful sea-shell, she whispers
her best-kept secrets and tales
until you’re lost in her lonely ballad.

Keeping her close, safe and warm
a thousand bells reverberate faintly
as she softly drifts off to slumber
hold her tight, before she floats away.

Her kiss, fragrant as a baby’s breath
sweet as the strawberry’s first wound
there’s no time left to react;
you’re lost in her, lost in blissful danger.

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