Yoan Konkobo

New Love - Poem by Yoan Konkobo
What is this feeling?
None of which I've felt before
I've lost all sensuousness and common sense
Have I become empty?
Or have I become blinded?
Whatever the case this feeling is simply astounding
I can feel my pulse race when she draws near
Overdosing on this rush of adrenaline with her smile alone
I've turned into nothing before her
Or rather I FEEL like nothing before her
With a beauty of which I've never witnessed
A voice like an angel's kisses
And a mind greater than Albert Einstein
I think I've been ensnared in a love of which I've never experienced
Topic(s) of this poem: love
Edgar Allan Poe
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