Your House of Rhyme
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I stand outside your house of rhyme,
but will not enter in
it was to me, a welcome place
where love would always win
a place of sweet camaraderie,
a place of give and take
It was to me a haven that
I never would forsake
But now I stand here at the door
and know this will not be
the place that welcomed me and so
I turn away to flee
before the walls of sturdy words
is blurred from tear filled eyes
I take a look through window clear
that's curtained with the lies
I see inside a cheery glow,
there burns an ardent fire
Another muse now there resides
and she is your desire
My words have lost their warming touch
like stones they lie all dead
and yet one time, they were divine;
you worshiped them in bed
I turn my back and walk away
no more a welcomed guest
and though you ask of me to come
I'll silence your beheast
My heart will not indulge a tear;
no longer will I weep
Your house of rhyme will one day fall;
its rubble, I will sweep.
Eileen Manassian
Copyright © Eileen Manassian | Year Posted 2016
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