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Enter Poem or Quote (Required)Required I keep tripping over hurdles Barriers forged between our hearts Walls of a garrisoned fortress Lofty palisades I must ascend without crawling on my knees I admit my faults lie at ego depth Perhaps it's why I expect too much of you but I long for the affectionate touch of your arms catching me when I stumble and fall, dejected on the ground When my patience ebbs like ocean tides your emotions are concealed behind a veil Please don't pull away from me. Stay, and I'll soothe your troubled qualms I keep tripping over hurdles exposing the core of my darker side that part of me I cannot hide from your eyes Can you love me in spite of my flaws? Will you be my refuge, an amorist crutch? There's a battle line between us but I don't recall waging war. I fear my ways are much too strict so I'll wave the flag of truce. Spoils to the victors when I've breached the final hurdle With sighing breath across my syllables, I'm pleading with you for another chance Despite the way I've mistreated you would you be a spark of light on my path? Until I'm sure our love is realigned I'll keep tripping over hurdles across each rampart I approach With hope, I'll reach your garden gate and wait for your heart to open the door December 6th, 2019 Pale Shelter Contest by John Hamilton
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