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Love's forgotten fight (Scottish Sonnet)

So why now, does her face cold crack,  
fingers drawn, stretched tight to scratch,  
split lipped her frown, as a thunder brews,  
mouth opens, with words I canea use,  

apologies spat back, writhed on her tongue,  
press tight to her anger, flaying held strong,  
ceramic sand cloud, cuts deep into flesh,  
with struggles fading, her ambitions I test,  
 
fine muscle relaxes, guilt loosens my grip,  
light softens her tones, embraced lips bit,  
my eyes give chase to our hiding place,  
probing mouths race the passion we taste,  
 
how frantic now our coupling calls flight,  
low down we caress love's forgotten fight.
Written by Razzerleaf
Published | Edited 18th Nov 2019
Author's Note
A Scottish sonnet for Davids comp
All writing remains the property of the author. Don't use it for any purpose without their permission.
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