Another Poem About Desire
Lonely am I when I steal glances
At your lovely complexion
And your mysterious countenance
My heart my offer up tributes
One thousand times
For each lustrous hair on your head
Its supplications made to an empty void
Is this what they mean by heart break?
Lonely am I when daily
I go to worship you
And I pray to the void
And the void has no answer
But your face
Is that cruel?
The melancholy in my heart
Is guarded against even the warmest of weather
The sunniest of days
And most playful of breezes
In it I have no friends
Nor laughter and mirth
One might as well sit
And watch a rose decay
Or the daffodil die
In a wonderful crysalis of ice
But if the sages could summon you
From the depths of my desire
Would that make me happy?
To behold your sweet form?
The wisest would state:
“She is only an apparition!”
“Heed my warning she is no human!”
They might be right, for any love
Whether it be from desire or deceit
Is one in the same
It might be better to jump from this world
It might be better to endure this world
Lonely am I...