I want more.
I want more
I want to dance with you in the streets of Paris
I want Seattle to be our happy at home place
I want more
I want you to make my unreal expectations come true
I want you to live with me in my world of books, characters and fiction
I want more
I want to be ur Sita
I want uh to be my Kanha
I want more
I want to be ur “until I met you”
I want me to be an exception
I want more
I want you to make my braids
I want to run my hands through ur hair
I want more
I want to fly with you in the sky of Georgia
I want to have ur firsts and lasts with me
I want more
I want to be ur last
I want uh to be my first
I want more
This poem captures a strong sense of longing and desire for a deep and fulfilling romantic connection. The repetition of the phrase “I want more” emphasizes the intensity of these desires and creates a sense of yearning throughout the poem.
The imagery painted by the poet is vivid and evocative, taking the reader on a journey through different locations and experiences. From dancing in the streets of Paris to flying in the sky of Georgia, each line presents a new opportunity for adventure and shared moments.