The Fireman

He came to my house to turn the heat down
He only made it worse as he stood around

Clad in his boots and protective gear,
I trembled each time as he drew near

He turned to leave and said everything will be fine,
I said 'Wait! Don't go! Won't you stay and be mine?'

He turned and smiled, my heart began to melt,
And then all of a sudden he swept me in his arms and I knew just what I felt

I was on fire, I needed to scream
There's only one way to have such a man, in a dream

He kissed me and whispered sweet nothings in my ear
I said 'Oh, yes, yes, love me my dear.'

He placed me down and off came his jacket
I clutched my hand to my chest, my heart made such a racket

I looked up at him from my place on the floor
And thought for a dreadful moment that he'd walk out the door

He knelt before me and unzipped his pants
Captured my eyes with his little erotic dance

I said 'Wait! Keep your pants on
'For fear that when you remove them the man I love will be gone.'

His eyes looked puzzled, as did he
As he sat crestfallen in front of me

I sat silently, what had I done?
The man I loved couldn't be too much fun

I then had a swift and sudden thought
But in the end I suppose it was for not

'Put your jacket on and then your pants can go.'
He looked up at me and said a disgusted 'No.

'You can not love and lust at the same,
'You want me to play a part in your sick twisted game.

'You lust the firefighter, yet you love the fireman.
'You cannot have both, look at this glorious tan

'As I walk out the door,
'Away from you forever more.

'Still you burn,
'And shall continue to yearn.

'The two are the same, that you must know,
'So I will gather my belongings and then I will go.'

My fireman turned and ran out the door
As I looked at the empty space, I knew my firefighter was no more.