Ecstasy

by

Thomas Granger

In a rush of ecstasy, once again you will succumb
and lose yourself in moments quite like this
Adjacent to my Loving you, my Loving you to come
Over to my place fills me with bliss

You do not have to say because I know it anyway
Or at least I get the movement of your gist
No matter if you go or if you would like to stay
I'll always feel the passion when we've kissed

As angry as you get I find more silence to divert
Quickly noise disturbs the open flame
I seldom eat my supper before I eat my desert
Hopefully they are one in the same

Whenever time may ponder just a second to decide
Without a thought I often will accept
Your emotion that I'm feeling is not something you can hide
Even though you try to keep it like you've kept

In a wisp of ordained feel, I leave myself in clear display
Needing you to see I am contrite
Causing more confusion to account for the delay
Rambling on my own account, in spite

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Why don't you look at Eternal Now
by: John William McGrath III
from: Mesa, AZ, US

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