I'll spare the cliché of cursing myself And wishing to have those hours returned: The times we ignore each other without Intent or perhaps on purpose; the plane Of minutes so empty, let down, bereft, When longing and conversation so yearned, Igniting as hope so briefly piffs out The fuel of an interaction in vain, Expended; and longing only remains. But wanes and then you return once again, So soothingly, never mad as I fear You might be for all the times that I fall Asleep when you want to talk.
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The pastel orange sky in bloom
The pastel orange sky in bloom Briefly bears its fruits of sunset, Peaches into plum-hued cloudjets As lonely creatures spy the moon: Quarantined, cloistered by the threat of disease, Silently longing to the point of fatigue. Now hear cry the unvoiced need denied; For lack of means and safety dubious Lovers languish, celled by cellular threats, Longing longer, as the hours alone stretch. Then waning shrink all time too, fooling us; Whispering coldly, loneliness it descries, Limitless isolation—two lives' divide.
A small rhyme to distract me from time
A small rhyme to distract me from time, A playacting in dreams. Magic means To make distances seem fading scenes, A small action to bring love sublime. I sing off to the side quietly: I'm lost, hearing a sweet melody That wings into my mind stridently Across time as the words ferry me To night, keeping your sweet cobalt eyes In mind's sight for the spell I've devised. Arcane methods to bring you to me Despite waiting and work's clamping grasp; Mundane really, but oh, how it seems The soft sight of your eyes makes time pass.
I yearn for your company on this still, lonely night
I yearn for your company on this still, lonely night With nothing beyond the sill but the fell turn of time, And silence responds in kind to my sad, silent plight: Confusing our bonding further than where friendship might. But mine, to be ever loam that’s unplowed, cherishing The signs of a day endowed with a hope; trusting in The dream that for now is only a mere pantomime, But how the design uplifts me with love here in rhyme!
Here in the crystal spectacle
Here in the crystal spectacle Of an eternity living in your eyes, Here I can see beyond the low Fogs and ephemera solitude contrives. Finding myself transfixed in soul, Knowing together we shelter here inside, Safe from the glamours, safe from those Beams and refractions that radiantly blind Us, who, disoriented, go Groping in fear, believe nobody is there, Balk and despair, capitulate To unassuageable lonesomeness, but no! I am and you are–unified, Safe and together. No power and no fate Holds a domain to separate Gazes we share, remove you from my embrace.
The earth sops the rain and is made no richer
The earth sops the rain and is made no richer, Drinks deeply, languidly, then returns to sleep. In pitch black, alone night the tears uncounted Fall softly and unnoticed in lovelorn deeps Beyond houses, past hearts in hazy twilight. Mute midnight sobs for once, then composes this, The world's careless din; and its ululating song ebbs among the swells and transposes all. Confined lovers weep, quivering in darkness While feckless fate so brutal sequesters each Entrapped soul apart; dreaming, fretting, praying: Cries power, intervention of godly grace, Uplift them from long nights alone while fearing Death threatens their beloved, and every day Without him is pain. Though assured and holding Fast, pledge of love held high for his lover's eyes, He must grapple, must war against the dungeon's Reach; all around when he isn't here is bleak.
If I could fill the time I have, could write
If I could fill the time I have, could write Out what I dream to hold, do I believe The words I find could struggle to that height? Does greatness grow in soil of what's perceived? If so, how can I hope? This land is blight, This time is stillness, truthful words deceive; A din of faceless voices overflow As truth becomes mere noise, and every art Seems shallow. What is there to help me grow? What circle could I fit in? Here, apart, I find myself so distant, it's as though The world exists beyond my reach. Below The real I feel eradication start; The bonds dissolve and, separate, we depart.
At times I hate the songs of birds
At times I hate the songs of birds And softly plucked guitar strings heard On lonely mornings, solemn nights; Their melancholy notes alight Upon creation ever born Anew, no matter if forlorn I view at length and hear anon As life floats out of reach beyond.