Elders'Watch

I just have to watch, 
painstakingly watch and watch, 
to see how the loins of a man, becometh 
faceless! 
You say faceless? Yes! Nay! 
For my thoughts betray my heart, 
I have to sit and watch how a graveyard turns cradle. 

Is it for the love of women? I dare not day. 
We all battle different gods for victory,
yet, we battle in strength and wits! 

I've seen the puffs, 
I know the smell, 
I hear the moans - 
It tickles me hard! 
Yet, it rings; scourging to and fro, 
down the moments, I row. 

No bitterness in my lair, 
yet, I must watch. 
For wits gained in seeing, 
hearts forget not. 

Wits gained in experiences, 
the soul cling always to.
Copyright © | Year Posted 2018

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