Short Allegorylove Poems

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Out of My Dreams

When my thoughts start this song
It feels like a slow moving train,
Becoming from two tracks a single one
Much like the trickle from the drops of rain.
How shall I begin to let you in?
To a LOVE that echoes again
Across the distance that intervenes.
In my daze my words are a maze
I pray for God's LOVE that saves
With you coming straight out of my dreams.


Out of My Dreams

When my thoughts start this song
It feels like a slow moving train,
Becoming from two tracks a single one
Much like the trickle from the drops of rain.
How shall I begin to let you in?
To a LOVE that echoes again
Across the distance that intervenes.
In my daze my words are a maze
I pray for God's LOVE that saves
With you coming straight out of my dreams.

Wish

WISH

I have love for you so much
I think it’s not enough.
What you think i don’t know
My love may not go to and fro.
It is firm
It is enough.
Are not wound
Not beyond.
It is deep
It’s stiff.
Why delay to accept
My love is perfect.

Wish flavor

 Have never.
You accept
 Perfect.
Last wish for perfection
Don’t denunciation
Wound but last wish
My heart is in practice.
saroj khan[sakha]

Love Potion #6

So many faces
In dark & dreary places
Haunting voices 
Echoing through a hollow room
Searching for a crucifix
To transfix the hypnotist
Wanting to disappear
Only to reappear 
In the company of the dead
The books I've read 
Never prepared me for love
I feel so strange
With thoughts so muddied
My heart's throbbing in my throat
I feel like a love struck fool
I will break myself away
I have no time for this
These feelings of love are dangerous
Potent to the soul.
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