Sonnet: You Want A Kiss!

You want a kiss when we are past mid-age!
My kisses could in you things mystify;
Can content be the man with love’s visage?
Love’s thirst, no fountain can well satisfy.

A kiss heralds a more ‘lethal’ event,
Entwining hearts and bodies, all as one!
The thought itself to havoc, wreck is meant;
Love is a Scorpion’s sting and never fun!

Love is a smoldering fire, one cant smother,
Remaining life despite the ashed cinders;
The sparks can rise by wind and dry weather;
The flame engulfs the hearts of all finders.

One kiss evokes a chain of reactions!
You better keep away such emotions.

poem by John Celes
Submitted by Poetry Lover
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