The Love Letter

Day after day I’m freezing without thee
The words of love aren’t heard in endless longing
The sunset’s grey the sky’s deformed for me
The sun’s ray doesn’t touch the roof with morning.
I guess I think a lot what would I say
If you be here and I would kiss your fingers
The flowers fall at feet, admirers have to pray,
But barriers are done with your despising chillness.
The mounts and the lie are parting us
The forests hide blue sky from our vision
There is the place for two, but we will pass
It by, we were not there with mission.
You’re boring and you have to play in love
I cannot play this cruel game I’m forceless
The blood stops in my veins I’m just a half
And if it would be wine it freeze. All’s thoughtless.
I feel the pain my soul still flies ahead
You’re far from me I seize my wrath and passion
I run I won’t escape I’m glad
I love I wait that you’ll dispel depression.
Copyright © | Year Posted 2019

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