A Sijo poem about the game of love

Feelings swallowing me whole, scorching passion deep and raw
The fine line between pleasure and pain, is where my heaven is to be found
Submitting to my master, igniting hot lust ablaze

*The page was not big enough for the second line to fit on it. It should be read as one line.

Sijo (see-zhoo) poetry is a classical Korean form of poetry and one of Korea's most beloved poetic forms. Sijo poems traditionally consist of 44-46 syllables divided among three lines (although Western publishers print them in six lines). There is a natural pause midway in each line. The second line is the longest line, and line three employs a "twist" or surprise in meaning, sound, or tone. Sijo poems are untitled.