Thine Heart In Fallible Fault
O'er the mountainous peak,
Unto the valley portrayed,
Amongst thine own life to dwell
Alone to bittersweet day.
Do thou knowest thy beauty
Of thine own beloved in thought?
Faithful to the heart of yore,
Enraptured romance is sought.
Whilst the cherry blossoms bloom
As the birds nearest to fly,
Lover of thou remembrance,
Lies beneath of cherished sky.
Thine heart in fallible fault,
Whilst the soul searching for tear,
To drip to the lonely sands,
Where thou love lies truly near.
Will thou waken from thy dreams,
Silent sound in tranquil night?
To bringeth thy love, thy soul,
Pursuing compelled invite.
Unto the bed of flowers,
To become thy lovers slave
Whilst thou oust thy living breath
I beseech thee, to the grave.
BY: DARREN J McMURRAY
September 29, 2008
Copyright © Darren J Mcmurray | Year Posted 2008
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