Toys On The Moon (Chapter One) Poem by A Waltz For Zizi

Toys On The Moon (Chapter One)



'You want words for the moments you live
to share and not to only take
the emotion of love
she gave you with that kiss.'

I try to write because I still need you
not to love me, but to know what I lived on the throne of our regretted love.
I remember how I almost jumped into the lake for you,
in the park,
but I've grown a lot since that day,
I've stopped unfolding my arms for you
as it is what you want of me.
I've seen dragons of gold in your wavy hair,
and I have touched the dragons
with every kiss I planted on your red red lips
on your neck, back, or everywhere else my lips wandered
in our love's passionate tornado.
I was so used of kissing you,
that when you stopped
I felt the futillity of my lips
as no one ever did.
I want the world to love you more
and I want you to hate me
so I could get rid of this wonderful obsession of you.
Tell me love:
Who's gonna watch you now
in amazement, when you sleep?

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