Tag: Desire

Open Window, a poem by Robert A. Sieczkiewicz

Open WindowGirl reading a Letter at an Open Window, Johannes Vermeer, (c 1657)

Open Window

As thy shall read my words of love to thee
Stand before the open window so that
The sun across thy beauty I may see
Rather than memory pain may distract.

Desire to be so close, can hear thee breathe,
Hand upon thy breast, I can feel thy heart.
Not within touch of thee soon, I will seethe.
See you not in thy window, where thou art?

Having had thy secured forbidden fruit,
Shames me not, but desires more of thee.
Forever to make music with thy lute,
As together this prison we will flee.

Take what thou may require, but do thee haste,
For our departure known, we will be chased.

There’s a Fire that Burns Steadily Within, a poem by Robert A. Sieczkiewicz

There's a Fire that Burns Steadily Within

There’s a Fire that Burns Steadily Within

There’s a fire that burns steadily within
Awaiting the warm softness of your touch
Each day with you a new life we begin
Your morning kiss creates a happy spin
And the sweetness it provides is nonesuch
There’s a fire that burns steadily within
Which allows me to wear a ceaseless grin
An overt sign, I love you very much
Each day with you a new life we begin
Eager to hug you again and again
The peaceful calm I feel when in your clutch
There’s a fire that burns steadily within
Its public display there is no chagrin
Able to admit that you are my crutch
Each day with you a new life we begin
You at my side there’ll always be a win
There cannot be a greater love as such
There’s a fire that burns steadily within
Each day with you a new life we begin

Thisbe and Pyramus, a poem by Robert A. Sieczkiewicz

Thisby and Pyrimus Poem

Evermore, a poem by Robert A. Sieczkiewicz

Evermore Poem

Silent Noon, a poem by Robert A. Sieczkiewicz

Silent Noon Poem

Sweet Dreams, a poem by Robert A. Sieczkiewicz

Sweet Dreams Poem

April Love, a poem by Robert A. Sieczkiewicz

April Love Poem