Unloving thou is but Sisyphean,
Like scoria craves mixing with sea salt.
Thus akin to night and day we're but twins
Whose burning candle is never to halt.
But ever brighter than snow veiled mountains,
And perpetual as the golden Amaranth,
Yet as pure as heavens silver fountains,
Thrice fairer than the moon of the May month
Or the sea's mighty glow against the moonlight.
Always in full spate if she’d be a stream,
To draw us in a realm of sheer delight
Where daylight to fade shall be but a dream.
So true love is a gem precious than gold
Both young and old in their palm crave to hold.
©Kikodinho Alexandros
Jumeira, Dubai
22 October 2016
Oct 21, 2016
Oct 21, 2016 at 6:11 PM UTC
Unloving thou is but Sisyphean,
Like scoria craves mixing with sea salt.
Thus akin to night and day we're but twins
Whose burning candle is never to halt.
But ever brighter than snow veiled mountains,
And perpetual as the golden Amaranth,
Yet as pure as heavens silver fountains,
Thrice fairer than the moon of the May month
Or the sea's mighty glow against the moonlight.
Always in full spate if she’d be a stream,
To draw us in a realm of sheer delight
Where daylight to fade shall be but a dream.
So true love is a gem precious than gold
Both young and old in their palm crave to hold.
©Kikodinho Alexandros
Jumeira, Dubai
22 October 2016
#Second attempt at a Shakespearean sonnet
#Decasyllabic
Dedicated to all Lovebirds in the Hellopoetry realm :-) Been missing home!
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