I Can't Believe That I Am Damned

I Can't Believe That I Am Damned

A Poem by The Hampstead Poet

I can't believe that I am damned
That I live without love
I can't believe I live a lie
and should suffer in silence.
How little I know!
and yet it seems
that I have realized truth
And one of which most are afraid
Come share in my salvation!
Dare you not to taste that which
is sweet upon my tongue?
I know that I know little
but the little that I know
is but the truth 
and makes me freer 
To live as I would want.
I am not governed by such laws
That others wield with cruelty
I'm governed by my beating heart
and the blood coursing in my veins.
I love as well as any man
I love as well as thee
And canst thou see that in this love
I have now been set free?
I dare not to defy you
nor defy my own true soul
Why can you not accept that love 
cannot be feared?
And that I live my own blind truth
Better than hateful lies
Do you fear me for my love?
Do you fear my devotion?
And I have found, in fragile lies
Upheld by stubborn mind
That you wield hate against yourself
And to your truth you're blind
So forgive me, kind sir, and let
me pass along my way
For I am sure that I'm not damned
And we'll be free one day

© 2015 The Hampstead Poet


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Added on August 12, 2015
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