BEFORE DAWN

In the twilight of desire, a dangerous dance begins,

When I touch you, longing lingers like forbidden sins.

A promise of pleasure, a perilous pursuit,

For once I'm done, your heart will play the mute.

My lips leave a taste that won't fade,

Through my kisses, my presence is laid.

But beware, for I am the fleeting night,

Gone by dawn, leaving memories to ignite.

Love entwined, a tempestuous embrace,

A symphony of passion, a transient grace.

Yet, as morning light paints the sky,

I'll vanish, a whisper, without a goodbye.

A warning I extend, a truth to unveil,

I offer no solace, no promises to prevail.

I am the storm, the tempest at play,

In the echoes of passion, I swiftly decay.

To know me is to risk the tranquility,

A transient flame, a perilous ability.

Embrace the chaos or bid me adieu,

For by dawn, I'm gone, a shadow anew.

Feelings, mere illusions in the night,

A distraction, a fleeting delight.

I like you, I confess, 

But emotions are shadows

They dissappear with light

Hug me tighter, kiss me slow,

Yet, with dawn's light, I must go.

Forget me, as dusk's curtain falls,

Release my grip, as the night-time calls.