I met
a man one fine, cold day.
He
speaks no single word to say.
I
glanced at him to my curiosity,
And
caught his stares right to me.
I held
back up and fixed myself,
Then
leaned on to another bookshelf.
I took
steps back not knowing then,
That
man would push me off my den.
He
walked straight in front of me.
My
heart had strayed before I could see.
That
man who spoke not a single word,
Had
made his way to enter my world.
Few
snaps he made me close my eyes.
He
leaned so close at moves so wise.
He
pushed his self against me.
He
gave no look of being guilty.
He
laid his arms and held my head.
I
could not feel alive yet I felt dead.
He was
so strong I could not fight back.
I
could not do such counter-attack.
He
grabbed my hands and pulled me in.
This
thing is such a deadly sin.
He
pressed his lips against mine.
It
tasted sweet like an old, stocked wine.
I
could not imagine what I've been through.
This
is not love for me where lust will do.
I felt
so empty giving him all I have had.
I felt
not good, but instead, I felt so bad.
From
curves to curves where his hands have been,
The
warmth had not left behind the skin.
Oh
precious, that was not a moment.
I gave
disgust to all the hours spent.
I
don't know now which way to go.
I felt
so wasteful from up and to below.
Shame
to what I had ever done.
Shame
to that dear, unlawful man.
Will
things be rough for only me?
Will I
suffer for all eternity?
Oh, I
am a woman who just wants love.
Forgive
me, Father, on up above.