UntitledA Poem by thebusch
What is love but practice preached? For does not love be true whence love hath end? Love is that which is taught to burn like hell's fire, a fire not end true to yearning and desire. Alas I have lust's piercing sword though thy amour. Woven by hand true to heart; protecting not flesh but thou sword from dishonour.
Is then love's fickle fruit but a longing for taste? That turns sour in thy hands and thy heart that's condemning the haste. Or is love a slave to fantasy? Am I shackled to a tragedy yet so blinded by hope I call it free? Or do I not know love as I do not know thy self? I cry thirst as I stare unto myself in a chalice of truth. And whence the time I have drunken dry I am blinded to myself. That love is in sight once passion be. Am I just worthless until my heart learns true? Or hath thy quest for solace burdened eyes and bid my whole adieu? © 2013 thebuschAuthor's Note
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