Sister
Posted: March 20, 2010 Filed under: Poetry 4 CommentsYour youth, your passion
Little sister, once was mine
In thought, in mind only
Love, not reality
More than just a dream
A scheme of coping, with wanting
And hoping,
A Silent scream
The death knell of the dream
He stands in grace, beautiful,
Sunlight in his hair.
The curve of his face, radiance
A landscape I cannot share
Not for all the magic,
Not for all my wiles or schemes
Not for this…Nor any other lifetime
Only the death of disregarded dreams
But profoundly, I know truly
That this hope of mine can never be
More than but the still-born baby
Of ragged thoughts and putrid fantasy
For Freewill is the watchword and the proof
That hearts desires cannot vanquish Truth.
Is this unrequited love, Lou? I do admire your style!
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Thanks Vikki.. When ISN’T is unrequited love? Story of my life. These are all more than 10 years old though, before you get all suspicious. Thanks for your comment 🙂
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“That this hope of mine can never be
More than but the still-born baby
Of ragged thoughts and putrid fantasy”
Powerful imagery!!! Another great work from a brilliant writer!!
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Thanks Morf 🙂
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