Lost Lone Lover

Hail my soul!  Halt your cravings
Gather again your heart ruins
And seek a fertile ground to sow your seeds

She stands aloof and 
Watches my heart wonder
She leaves my heart in doubt 
And races all about…a playful daughter
In youthful delights

Mother, trouble no more… she is no longer
The beauty we nurture fizzles 
Impetuous me! For bidding you for naught
For wasting my wonderful words
Oh blind bout, drowning doses, 
Misplaced love, it matters no more

Mother, bear me up like a child again
Don’t put me off even this once
Let me weep tenderly on your shoulders
For now must I be married to my muse
And kiss my bride in my book
Copyright © | Year Posted 2015

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