You Can Run You Cannot Hide Poem by Hardik Vaidya

You Can Run You Cannot Hide



How naive of you my love, your innocent tribe.
A single letter from your pen and you think I cannot find?
I am stupid, misfit, not good enough to adorn your fingers gleam,
But I sniff out the aroma of your reek,
A million miles distinct,
Without touching you,
I have felt you, smelt the drops of your dew,
On your bosom, on your cheeks, on the deeps of your arm pits,
Gleaming on your narrow waist, in the deapths of your navels crest,
And The dew of your honey, it smells of my musk,
The husk of my mad manly lust,
The lust that turned to earthy must,
To be with your bosom as you breathe your hush.

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Some women are decidedly brilliant and wanting to be stupid.
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Hardik Vaidya

Hardik Vaidya

Mahuva, Gujarat, India.
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