Manel Gunatillake Poet Lyric

Amour, I Will Ease Your Pain

"Amor, amor, amor This word so sweet that I repeat
 Means I have adored you Amor, amor, my love
 Will you deny this heart that I have placed before you?" 

Quote from DEAN MARTIN  song- AMOR  


 Inspired by the French movie “Amour” which has won string of Awards


Where do you have the pain Amour?
Tell me where it aches
See I am right beside you my love
Oh ......how... do I ease your pain
Your hands are still so soft
Shall I tell you a story my sweet heart
Listen it will wipe your pain
“When I was around ten......
I was sent to a holiday camp
My mom and I had a secret pact 
If I like the place to draw flowers,
If I don’t to draw stars
So my post cards are full of stars......
See your pain is gone now
My sweet! Do you feel my kiss? 
I will ease your pain forever......
M m mm..........
Please forgive me Dear God
I cannot bear to see her suffering?
I cannot bear any more.......
I have bought flowers to decorate her body
And it will give her a nice fragrance
There, I hear her washing the dishes
She has come to take me too
Yes, I will put on the coat
No, I haven’t forgotten my shoes
With My Amour I am going too...

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Cherie Thomas July 13, 2013 at 6:41 AM Hi Manel,,, I have not seen this movie but just how this poem is, composed, it's a beautiful write!! There's a urgency of love in this poem, that reads so touching to the heart. I will definitely check it out. Thankyou for sharing,,, really enjoyed:) blessings cheriex

Richard Lamoureux July 12, 2013 at 10:56 AM I would change the form to lyric and enter it into Anne Currins contest. This is an excellent poem and should do very well. To me it feels like a song. Manel Gunatillake July 12, 2013 at 11:46 PM Thanks Dear Rick. I 'll take ur advice

Andrea Dietrich July 12, 2013 at 9:41 AM I saw this movie, and I love your theme and how you saw the love he had by putting her out of her misery. I think hardly anyone will understand what happened in the middle of your poem because hardly anyone I know has ever seen the movie. But it is a VERY deep and tragic movie and you have captured well the essence of it. Manel Gunatillake July 12, 2013 at 10:49 AM Yes I agree. You need to see the movie to understand this poem. See that is the essence, telling the story, he wanted her to take her mind off from the agony, and he knows how she likes to hear his stories, I wanted to write about his dream too , That is how he got the idea. but decided against it as it would make the poem too long. Thanks for your comments Andrea