Love and Lust - Poem
Author: valkyrie (add to friends)
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This is a small personal blog displaying many pieces of my fiction and non-fiction material that I have written in the past and during my studies at Univerisy of Huddersfield from which I have no graduated with a 2.1 Mark in BA Hons in English Studies with Creative Writing. Here you will also find updates on my writing explorations, trial of errors and any other creative events that occur in my life. I have already had some small sucess in my writing life in that a short story I wrote based in Norse Mytholoy and set in York got particular note and attention from none other than Joanne Harris upon her website release of the results of a Fan Fiction Competition she ran earlier this year.
Love and lust,
Two sides of the same coin,
Two ends of the same rope
That in the middle ties two people.
Or three depending on
Who loves whom?
Love is the blanket you held close
When a child
Shielding you from fear
And loneliness.
Love, the need to belong.
A happiness so rare and fine,
Which only one person can bring.
It’s the gold needle in a million haystacks.
Lust is a tornado,
A raging bull, charging you
Into the arms of others.
Often the arms of those
That your heart does not belong.
Lust is driving drunk on a mud track,
Wearing no seat belt,
With no brakes to stop you
Before it’s not just your heart
That you break.
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