With great danger, you pull me in,
Ready to dive, not knowing what’s within.
I thought it was nothing, a normal fling,
But that mistake was the one I was searching.

You’re like a caution sign too good to ignore,
I tread cautiously, yet I crave for more.
This feeling—something new and wild—
It tempts me deeply, feeling like a child.

I do value my life, and yet I could,
Give you everything, anything good.
I’d drain my world, my soul, my gold,
For you, for this, for all I’m told.

My mind screams “strange,” but my heart denied,
To chase what I desire, no matter the bind.
And still, I feel pained, restrained, confined—
Yet I insist, I’m fine. I’m fine.

“This is wrong!” my inner thoughts nag,
Is this really worth? a toxic, a red flag?
Thought I must definitely end this battle,
And yet I see her, feeling flustered I stumble.