When all the writings done, what has been said? <br />I've used my verse to seduce a heart; at least <br />I want you. Can I rhyme you into bed? <br /> <br />(I'll tell him by his kisses my love is fed, <br />And get him drunk on words.) Who needs a feast? <br />When all the writings done, what has been said? <br /> <br />Cino knew, 'Lips, words, ' and they might be led. <br />'I love you' works on women, subtly we're told: <br />I want you. Can I rhyme you into bed? <br /> <br />With all the times I've lost a friend instead <br />Of gaining a lover, I should learn to be less bold. <br />When all the writings done what has been said? <br /> <br />I'll leave a copy loosely around to be read. <br />He'll think I'm shy, so this I must withhold. <br />I want you, can I rhyme you into bed? <br /> <br />Most men get frightened when feelings so strong are said. <br />Perhaps this time I'll let it slowly unfold. <br />When all the writings done, what has been said? <br />I want you. Can I rhyme you into bed?<br /><br />Lillian Susan Thomas<br /><br />http://www.poemhunter.com/poem/seductive-poetry/
