A poem relies on words
in a communal way
that a song need not
explicit languaged lyrics.
Great communion loves
rely on compassion's voice
in a polypathic way
beyond life's primal need
to share polyphonic feelings,
rhythm
patterns
tone
harmonic and dissonant
music,
Often silent
yet synergetic,
fused,
unconfused,
amused
musing.
Categories:
unconfused, love, metaphor, muse, music,
Form: Free verse
I once had a lover in my imaginative mind,
oh he was so kind and a king to my heart (he was)
I once had a lover in the corner of my secluded mind,
oh he was so divine and loving to my soul...
Sweet and sugary melodic sounds are what I heard when we made music with our eyes.....
And I am now falling into the unknown sky, wishing never to fall again..
Yet, it was so blissful and heavenly that I longed to cry,
Yet, I was left in disarray and a mess as he chose not to stay...and walk away from our perfect kiss
Oh how I miss those kisses that he dished,
Oh how my prince of private affairs left me behind...
But Lover I will never let it die...the serenade of my broken heart,
No longer are you the lover in the corner of my imaginative mind,
No longer are you the seclusion in my unconfused head
You are just a blur of what was,
And the kisses I recounted just fades away..
And I know in time real love will clear the sadness of my tears....
So goodbye Lover your love is dusk and as I'm the dawn of a new era finding my one true love.
Categories:
unconfused, lost love, love,
Form: Romanticism