Cold Heart
All I want is to have your dormant heart,
And heal what thwarts the feeling of loving.
For you have seized the beauty of man’s art,
The pleasure of a blissful feeling.
I could not wish, wish of anything else,
But to unshroud you from solitary.
You are apt to love, I believe so yes,
For your eyes’ deep that conceals so many.
You confounds us all, like a sullen tree,
But like some trees, some birds reside to sing.
Though vague’s the paint of your physiognomy,
Deep within me, I am still believing.
Tomorrow you’ll open your heart’s desire,
And I won’t stop hoping what I’ve aspire.
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