Sunday Sin
Her name is Joy and her walk is coy. She is the smile of gloomy Sunday morns
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Her name is Joy and her walk is coy. She is the smile of gloomy Sunday morns
It was the tender touch of his hands, That had me craving for more,
I need an embrace, How I want to see your face,
It all started with a sag off from work, Free rides and gifts not to be mentioned.
Amid the evening breeze and criket chirps, Her soft breathe clothes my neck,
He used to peep through the panes, Outside the class lanes he waited,
In my balcony every morning, Eyes stuck on one side, but my mind in a faraway place.
Rose has been my fantasy since I knew lust, her crafty smile has cast a spell on me,
I have been robbed of my treasure. It all started yesterday in my routine farm checks,
I married an orphan. As nature depicts she has to take care of the siblings,
January Ring out the old year and ring in the new
Lust? When did we last lust,