DarlingA Poem by The Hampstead Poet
When my eyes meet yours and we are one but for a moment
When your face falls when you think not another weary soul can see When you let go and give into the constant cry "Surrender!" and fade unto illusion's waning dream Still you hold up that flailing torch, flame dying in the rain But never falter in that strength that leads to succored dreams The girl who carries candle for the death of a facade Who still hears silent tolling bell for what it all once seemed I can see the weariness behind your shining eyes Affixed upon the light you cannot see I see the bonds that tie you screaming to this fragment of suffering and dim reality What can I say? I see a fellow helpless soul adrift Two eyes, two hearts both beating wayward from the tune My darling, I can but rejoice that I have heard your suffering From the sickness we have fought, together we're immune For I could but give up it all for just the faint permission To call those endless eyes and gentle hands something of mine And if there is a way to still the pulse of insecurity I should but make you stand against the great onslaught of time Words are all I can offer you to make my heart so clear And still I fear I'll never say everything that you mean to someone who can barely comprehend such strength and beauty I swear to all above you are the truest soul I've seen So darling, take my hand, for it is all that I can offer I know it is not much to know you have all of my heart My whole being devoted so that you may be freed from this pain, oh darling, let me know how I may start I'll heal the wounds, the spinning clock, I'll still the agony If but a touch would heal you of the dark If you would let me, I would see the scars that you conceal And on your soul attempt to leave my mark
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Added on September 23, 2015 Last Updated on September 23, 2015 |