A Poem of desire unused and passion not shared.

Oh If
Oh, if but that your heart would see, as mine doth surely bleed
I’d never wonder just how or when, I last your pleasure freed
Oh, if but that your fingers touched, in soft caress, tender pleasure, honest bliss
If in your eyes was writ the sign, that you were loving this
Oh, if but that you simply cared, enjoyed the touch as much
Your fingers found, the eagerness, your hands they then surround
Oh, If but that our passing time, in hastiness thus shared
Was something more than functions done, my lonely sadness spared
Oh, if but that a heartfelt desire, to tease, to please, to satisfy
Within your lips and hands did lie, of this I would decry
Oh, if but that your passive stroke, inspired a sigh of sheer delight
Instead of just a duty paid, a debt, a chore, eyes closed firmly tight
Oh, if but that my fingers touch, with yearning could you thrill
No near as much as all I feel, when seeking to fulfill
Oh, if but that I somehow knew, just how I might confess
To knowing that no matter how, I’ll never conquer this
Oh, if but that I could see, with passions rushing through
My hands to you or yours to me, as either much would do
Oh, if but that you could be, the lover loving free
And I could be, the one to be, when you are loving me
The End
© 2010, Tim Wilkinson & Wayne Wilks
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