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Bobby Nesmith Poem
As a yellow bird sings gaily
On a balmy summer day,
Crooning melodies so sweet
That honeybees stop and stare,
So my heart beats for you.
Like a solitary snowflake
Floating slowly to the ground,
Shining brightly, silver flare,
A majestic masterpiece,
So my heart beats for you.
As a solid oak stands regally
In earthen permanence,
Deeply rooted in the ground,
Unmoved by changing times,
So my heart beats for you.
‘Til my lungs are filled no more,
‘Til my heart beats its last,
‘Til my soul departs this body,
And from dust to dust returns,
My heart beats for you…
Only you.
Copyright © Bobby Nesmith | Year Posted 2013
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Bobby Nesmith Poem
His peerless eyes begin to wander,
Reaching out with azure flare,
Seeking out a long-lost feeling,
Delving deep into his soul.
His lips can taste the sweet surrender
Of love once felt.
The pain of loss
Meanders through his reeling mind.
A heart of gold, though scarred by life,
Beats softly ‘neath a burdened breast,
Encased by brick and mortar,
strongly guarded from the world.
Thump-thump. Thump-thump.
The rhythm of his heartbeat
Sounds a cadence for his thoughts,
Marching regally across the lines
of battle scars from ages past.
Supposed love has left him damaged,
a man with no desire to feel.
The numbness has become a shelter,
A haven for his weary heart.
The sun sets, the moon rises;
Night falls on a restless mind.
Two worlds entangled, emerge as one,
As day breaks and the soul awakens.
His pensive gaze begins to focus,
Seeing now what once was lost.
The ice around his heart is melting,
Making way for forgotten love.
A broken heart now beats again.
A weary soul now longs to feel.
A guarded man now seeks to know
the truest love that knows no bounds.
Thump-thump. Thump-thump.
With each pulsation comes the fear
Of being hurt again.
A prudent man, made so by hurt,
Keeps distance from the lure of lust.
Though deep inside, he wants to love,
His heart remains reserved.
A jaded man, a soul distressed,
He lives to love… another day.
Copyright © Bobby Nesmith | Year Posted 2013
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