Jester

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    Jester

    What a fool, my mortal soul, bleed,
    It mourns with aching need.
    What humiliation does my jester’s heart laugh,
    A bitter sound as thorny love drives a pointed shaft.
    Can I be but saved,
    Or imprisoned, adoration enslaved.
    I beckon to the Goddess of peace,
    Make this infernal pain cease.
    But yet my heart, drones its beat,
    The sorrow finds no retreat.

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    Poetry comes nearer to vital truth than history.

    Plato (BC 427-BC 347) Greek philosopher.

    nightangelgale’s Poems (5)

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