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Alan Brown
Poems
Jun 2016
To Love What Can't Be
I remain dazzled by
The subtle flash of your
Enchanting, sistine eyes,
& sweet margarine cheeks
My heart extends its wings
& glides with all the doves
Upon hearing the sound
Of your soothing giggle.
I’m at the mercy of
Your immaculate touch;
My adulation for
You is ineffable.
& yet, despite it all,
The pungent taste of a
Love turned sour remains
Fresh on my seething lips.
O I wish I’d never
Been tickled by the touch
Of love; & I wish you
& I’d never spoken!
It seems I’ve been cursed
To love what can’t be loved,
& hate what can’t be hated.
This was poem was published here earlier, but I decided to edit it a bit.
Written by
Alan Brown
M/California
(M/California)
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