Will it make you want me, if I leave a rose at your door?
If I place it in your hand, will it make you want me more?
If I lightly touch your hand, will you then touch mine?
If I breathe on your neck, will it tingle down your spine?
If I run my fingers lovingly through your long dark hair
Will you abandon life that instant, give to me without a care?
If I kiss your eyelids, will it make your breathing build?
Will you hold me closely, if your emptiness I’ve filled?
If you read my poem, will you knock at my front door?
If I read it for you, will it make you want me more?
Inalienable Write 
I hope she reads your beautiful poem, although, I’d have written, “your long red hair”, [my girl]
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Amazing poetry dear poet. Take two to tangle and one to forget. Love need two people with the only need, is to see their love smile and be content.
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Reblogged this on johncoyote and commented:
Please read the amazing words by a talented writer.
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Thank you John. I’m honoured when someone re-blogs my work.
Regards
Grant
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A amazing poem and you are welcome Grant.
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Reblogged this on The Reluctant Poet and commented:
Is there a good answer to “Will It Make You Want Me More?”. Come and read Grant Fenton’s enticing entreaties.
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