O, champion of words
O, wisdom of gab
speak thy savory terms
of sultry endearment that makes the poet blush
and thine fairness lust
over syllables that consonants and vowels equate
so that the uneven can lie flush
and the plain can run straight
yet,
over the course of mounds of flesh
the burden stills
that within a heart,
or be it brain,
can beat and remember thrills
some left in time
and some do have weight
that over the hills
can be
the end of my commiserate