When your eyes fall upon me what do they see?
For it can not be my body which would warrant desire,
Nor my mind which curiosity conceivably could sire,
So what do you see that with you does not agree?
Why chose you partners who are but simpler men,
Who with all means couldn’t match the gift I could give,
When all means I’d need would be mere paper and pen,
To make forever yours and so forever you will live?
How can you say no to a love transcendent to time,
Which would wash away worry with wondrous verse,
Enveloping you in euphoria and in ecstasy immerse,
With nothing more than words written in rhyme?
How when the body is secondary to the mind,
Can you refuse such intellectual and eternal bliss,
Which I could give without gain, bound by a kiss
Tell me please if folly in this offer you find?
If it is but physical pleasure that you require,
How do you miss my selfless submission,
To feed the flames of your passion’s fire,
To worship your body as my sole religion?
Even if not in love with me what can you lose,
If you I immortalize as a goddess divine,
And I am the one who willfully you may use,
So for at least one night I may call you mine?
Now when you look at me may you see this,
Immortality and ecstasy contained in a kiss.
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