First witness: The Defendant.
Yes, I was involved with him.
Is that a crime?
No ma’am.
You said “involved”,
could you be more specific with your generality?
We were lovers, but not
in a sexual sense. You see,
I really was in love with him.
And when you say “in love”,
exactly what kind of love do you mean?
Why, how many loves are there?
Every move, every glance, every word-
each were planned vigilantly, with
extensive thought and unashamed hunger.
Do you know of another kind?
If you don’t mind, I’ll be the one
who asks the questions.
Did he return these feelings?
Well I really cannot say; one would
assume he felt something. Everything you
want to know about a man is in his touch.
And exactly what was in his touch?
Warmth. Tenderness. Something I had not
experienced until he came along.
Surely there were others who watched
me with desire in their eyes,
but none like his. There was something more,
something unexplainable in his stare; it was
almost approval, if not acceptance.
No more questions.
This is well, different from most of the poems I've read but that doesnt make it less likeable. Its good dont get me wrong, just different. And I know what you mean about the love part, no arguing there.
Imaginary Friend