"amercing" poems
Bailful fairness sudders one
From reality and fantacy...
Wanny visage enlighted:
By eyes of a cockatrice,
Never, to judge nor protest against.
How I have love thee?
Soon, to be forgotten by,
Leaving to be languished and,
Purged of love.
Love?
Never releases thé flying White Dove
Acts of Diana, knowingly brought me
Down like Juliet
For love is not love,
Without sacrifise?
Left, bewitched for amercing time,
Left, with the conceit of bestowing one's prescence once more.
Only,
To find the gall will,forsooth,
Gallop forth the next life...
For I have loved you always.
Dec 3, 2015
Dec 3, 2015 at 12:28 AM UTC
DEPRESSION!
Depression is an illness brought on by a shattered past,
Basic skills, needs, & dreams fade away fast,
Immobilizing your will, confidence, thoughts & goals,
Slowly amercing you into deep holes,
Along come alcohol, poor communication & rage,
Both you & your family wishing they could turn to a new page,
Children caught up in the fight,
All needing to make things right,
Hope & tears burning dry,
And we all SCREAM why!
Life seems to fall apart,
Deep within everyone’s heart,
When & how will it end?
Can this ever mend?
Written by Jaki Burman 23/11/09
Nov 22, 2009
Nov 22, 2009 at 10:40 PM UTC
'twas the scorching sun shalt embrace
With civet's blossom, it continuate
Wherefore thee mysteriously banish?
For I betoken to mouse-hunt ye
Hast the orb of light oft shine
E'en it acknown of its despair
Nay! it guides us toward our lover
Drunkenly and wobbly walking toward thee
Dost the sun amercing us
Due to our misgiving of love
Nay! it amerce to those who've lost
Hence I really wished to return whence you came from
As thy body is away from me
My heart wast devastated
In your whimsical disappearance
I've became drunk for longing ye
Oct 21, 2018
Oct 21, 2018 at 9:40 AM UTC