by Adam Sifre
I made you a playlist,
how cliché, how sappy, how sad is that?
Then I listened to all the songs.
All the words I knew you loved, the notes that moved you.
(My competition.)
I tried to pick out all the lines,
the rhymes,
the phrases that touched upon who you are.
How lame is that?
It gets worse.
I imagined giving you the playlist,
Imagined you'd melt at the gesture,
fall into my arms and never leave,
the both of us dancing under your music.
Two bodies drowning in song, lost and saved in the night.
A desperate fantasy,
pretending these songs might make you mine.
I am not a love struck kid mooning over the class beauty.
But I am not quite ready to abandon this dream.
Not at all.
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A poem written for a woman. Aren't they all?
Enjoyable poem.
Sweet and tender, and luminous: "Two bodies drowning in song, lost and saved in the night."
Sweetly done.
Songs can really fuel fantasies. So true. Great depiction of that.
Let the Playlist play!!*
Thank yas
This would certainly melt a heart.
That's what playlists and poems are for. *