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His Crimson TieYou left your tie on my coffee table. Crimson with navy and silver stripes accenting the crimson base. I see you standing in front of me and I yearn to kiss your lips. Have your arms circle around clasping me in their firm embrace. But now your tie is folded neatly gracing my table with its wealth of color. I cannot resist. I have to take your tie in my hands and press it against my face. I savor your fragrance. INNIS from the isle of Erin, and I yearn for your presence. I picture you lying alone on your twin bed in the back room. Are you dreaming of me? Do you replay our moments of passion? Is your big bed in the front room lonely for two lovers to bring it fulfillment? I hold your tie in my hands. I am taken back to the feel of your arms, to the thrill of your persistent touch. When will you come and retrieve your tie? Will I be able to bear its absence? When you leave with your tie in your pocket will I be left empty inside? The tie is the tangible evidence that you have been here, shared love and laughter in this big two bedroom apartment. When your tie is gone, your scent will no longer be near for me to breathe in. It will seem like a lifetime until you visit me once again with a different tie, a different suit. But the fragrance of INNIS will linger long after you leave. For it will forever be the cologne that speaks of your crimson tie and love. Poetry Ad-Free Upgrades Vote for this poem
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