The eyes, that's where it starts;
I stare into this intense gaze, and like a siren
he calls.
The rays kiss my silken skin, causing a blush to
blossom.
What is love? I often wondered that question,
the fanthomless quest for a man to save me
from the black and white globe I lived in.
What is love? Surely not some knight charging up
with his sword drawn, to pierce this flower
to take this heart.
Is that love? Is love mere candy coated lust? A
rationale to save our precious sensibilities?
No, love can be everything; love can be passion,
strength and intensity.
There might not be a knight; he might be a bit
tarnished and rusted, yet there is man,
and there is woman, perhaps not a lady.
Love is more than pretty words spoken with
longing eyes,
Love is more than gifts on special occasions,
Love is more than money given when in need.
I don't need to prostitute my love for money,
I don't need to be guilty for feeling a need,
a want, a desire.
Love, it is that all wanted, but rarely attained
perfection in this world.
Love can be achieved by the most homely girl,
love is blind, in that it does not see a
blemish, a scar.
Love merely sees the heart, the purity of
emotions.
Love sees the soul and answers its cry.
My heart cries for its mate, for its answer,
like a child it reaches out,
grasping into the air in search of its
pure form.
Will my heart find the answer it is looking for?
Will it find that noble man who sacrifices
everything for this faulty valve?
Will it find peace?