Heart and ThroesA Poem by Michael G. SmithWhat if a world without passionFor aught of heart
I know Which love will poems script As its sovereignty rules the roost of mind Cheers to the Kool-aid that I sip
And its breaths fill the souls Such renaissance across the winds Be it love, liberty
or death Who knows where one ends and the other begins
The myriad list Compositions ringing off the lips Bombs bursting out of chests Words capturing charity at its best
Even spheres on high A million miles wide Burn and flame to
exist Fire always the catalyst
Unto illustrations of the meagerness Intricacies of an adornate woman Simplicities which delve Eons deep within her kiss
For naught of heart
and throe; Nor conscience with its mighty blow Sways neither heaven or even hell Tames the lover's fervent soul
Not one line or
ending verse But all creation becomes a Bumbling inept curse When forsaken is choice
of passion’s needed risk © 2022 Michael G. SmithReviews
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