Just Fatality
In coalesce, do I live no more
My mind is no longer mine to claim
As its owner, you are now
Denying me of every thought
Other than, that of you
To regain control, is not mine to choose
Refute it, I had often
Though my acknowledgement was visible, always
For the truth, can hurt much
But a shadow, can ease the pain
Until a light, is shone bright
And its hide, is brought to an end
At your behest, is my sorrow not
My emotions, are beckoned by my own
For deserving, do I believe myself to be
A coward, do I see myself only
As much you did, when my depart you learnt
Though your eyes I can look no more, through my returns disdain
Redeem, I wish I could
The respect, I earned from you
Though what is lost, can be returned
Through no poem
As words are easy to ink
But spoken are they only, in my imprisoning thoughts of you
To falter your being, I attempted to persuade
But dissuaded my mind maintains
Your qualities, it absorbs by day
Asking for any and all requests, you may bequest
Considering not, the suffering it shall cause
As a just fatality, I become
Copyright © Keshan Govender | Year Posted 2016
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