Inseperable

A Poem by Raging Thunder

Love story of 2 estranged lovers

The temple bells my slumber broke,
I prayed to an idol in stone
And to the voice of a mosque she woke
Where a dead may laid entombed
Her structured heart, a palace seemed
And from a window she did smile
From those lovely eyes, few sparkles beamed,
Which enchanted for a while
Our shoulders rubbed in an alley dark
And the love just natural felt
And when I heard that beautiful voice,
I felt my heart could melt
This meeting brief, its mark did leave,
I gazed at stars all night
And every time she crossed my mind
My face would brightly light.
Her cascade black did winding flow
Her lips were deep as blood,
And to her eyes an grayish glow,
With love my heart did flood.
She had the most parochial parents
But mine weren't far behind
And every time we'd be together
Those wretched souls would find.
I had been beaten, my back was lashed,
But my love did strength me give
And every time my love was thrashed
I could not that devil forgive.
The wounds did hurt lot more than death
But the wounds were her not mine
Her sorrow caused a choking death
And her tears pricked like a pine
Our parents seemed like heartless creatures
Who, for love could care no less
They felt that love was a sinful feeling
But the divinity they could not guess
On the break of dawn, on a winter day
My love did captivate
I went up to the terrace of my sorrowful house
And wrote an eternal fate
Few hours had passed at the gates of God
When suddenly my love did me kiss
And we live here now since eternities past
And not a moment with her did I miss.