Inspired by the Rob Thomas song 'Her Diamonds' about his wife's illness.
That which never ends only serves her pain vented through these diamonds on my floor a mirror for my soul to share the same crumble my knees I just can't take no more.
The curve of her back, a weight upon my heart pulling me down beside her quilted breath to taste her diamonds of a strangled art as I stare so helpless at her latent death.
I clasp her hand so tight tonight to be for her the rock she needs as thoughts of what this lost fight will leave inside for me to bleed.
We're saved, for now as daylight breaks no more diamonds falling on my floor as mellow colour holds her face and we can smile again, just once more.
A beautiful poem as all men wish to be the rock all others break upon and the port within the storm it is very well crafted I am partial to the rhyme scheme of it and use a similar one of my own
excellent
tate
it touched me to the core of my heart though i have never heard the song,,,so full of longing,,,a tender plea,agony,passion and craving,,,seeing her wasting away,,,its all tears,,,diamond tears,,,
You've created a world for us, filled with a love that is deep and lasting.. clinging fiercely for hope. What beautiful language... what meaningful words.. Such an amazing, lyric piece that inspires the heart to find this kind of love.
I immediately thought of the song that inspired this upon reading the title.
That aside, the content of your poem is brilliant. The flow and feeling is great!
Enjoyed reading your work.
-kelli:)
Oh My young Poet Brit..
You did wonderful.. Simply wonderful. Very nice flow, meaning is such a heartfelt one.
I am really liking this and am very proud of what you did with just a wee hint.
(Plus you love the song, dont you?)
:-)
Do not love for the love of another,
nor seek the sights already sought,
live for the lives of the many,
and your days will in time be taught.
Gary
I'll be swinging in from time to time, but.. more..