Metaphor your heart in a poet's pain

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    Metaphor your heart in a poet's pain

    Toxic tears embroidered upon a parchment of despair
    Accumulating the lungs losing wisps of fresh air
    Playing heart strings like ones of sweetened harp
    As misery prolongs you, of course love shall part.

    Tease pleasuring pain with blue ink of untruthful pen
    As ink hits parchment you’ll pray not to write again
    Torture watered eyes with surrendered elements of fire
    Pen your own story,” Happily ever after” You’re a liar.

    Metaphor your heart into an ember of crisping flames
    Sorrowing the stanza lyrical lullabies cast the blames
    A gift beautifully granted soon becomes such a curse
    Pieces of your sanity, you’ll learn deeply to immerse…

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    Poetry is what is lost in translation.

    Robert Frost (1875-1963) American Poet.

    Thisstarlight’s Poems (11)

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