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The Chains of Affection
by William Robbins
copyright 10-07-2002


Age Rating: 18 to 127

  The Chains of Affection
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"Please. Please?" I cry
in a desperate, frantic need to ask why
ever helplessly watching as you give yourself to another eye
that it nearly stops my heart with a death knell sigh.

How often I have lamented our first and fateful encounter
when you captured me with your too, too sweet alluring power
enticing me to consume your naked essence in stolen parts of an hour
until my innocence, soul and wealth turned sour.

After working your seductive spell upon my wretched life
your frivolous rejection intensely cut my insides like a surgeon’s knife
boiling my spirit with a poignant stew of constant strife.

It drained every ounce of my vigor and flame
knowing how you brought me only unbearable shame
after abandoning my decaying human shell turned destitute and cold
for the attention of those still able to surrender their meager bags of gold.

With my heart impaled with burning festoons of agony
I have a single prayer and urgent plea
to break the bewitching bonds you have on me
before being utterly possessed with cravings unspeakably obscene
oh most cruel and luscious jelly bean!


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03-12-2003 Kay Lee Kelly    

LOL, you had me going there for a while. Great
10-14-2002 Nancy Pawley    

William, what a fantastic poem, and the twisted end had me laughing!
Nancy
10-09-2002 Melissa Rives    

Goodness... but that muse of yours is working overtime! I'm getting a big kick out of this latest writing of yours...everything you write just jumps from the page...so creative!
10-09-2002 Esther Spurrill    

"La belle dame sans merci hath thee in thrall!"
10-07-2002 Audrey Sullivan    

If someone was so mean
to hurt you so bad'
there wrong,from the
way I see you its,that your a Realy nice
and beatiful loveing person.rather
A wonderful one.
10-07-2002 Cristina Lipp    

So very poetic. I love your writing. It is so full of imagery in a strong, yet fleeting essence. Can I ask about the last line, though...Oh most cruel and luscious jeIly bean!
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