My Very Little Love BalladA Poem by Nate E. Flake (Cösmic Wönder)this poem tells a story about a certain girl and my feelings about her..gosh i really dislike love ballads thoughDo you feel for me not yet so, do I suprisingly accuse you of sorrowly expressing your friendship in an open hand My fate not be determined by you, restingly, I am not. Dependingly with you I seemingly won't aim towards. Then is my companion as close as is destined unknowingly by fate Expressions crossing my mind Deep thoughts and secrets untold, we share, do we not. Yet I feel suprisingly cold, lonely...can't feel your presence, your beingness, your warmth. Oh I await the moment you curingly imply that you are mine. Hand in hand, I feel it should be No, fate is a deep factor! Fate shall determine my destiny with you, or without. Can a man decide his outcome, I ask myself. Fate shall be with me, and luck I need not. I have not aimed to seduce you with charming words, closing you into my my will, naively. Character, I imagine, is what have drawn you to me. You being, have led me to want you. Does fate work against me Do I look for what is not there Do I seek for what shan't be seeken Do you pose to be what I secretly desire Do I dream the undreamable Do you fear not? Do I wrongly take what seems as an innocent gesture of pity an turn it into a liking not felt a connection not carried on. It is you I desire... Brazen, sure, impudent, content, exhuberant, suprisingly tacit, you seem. Joy, love, ecstacy, rapture. I feel you, you connect with me, we widely, intelectually converse as two beings. Crestfallen, I had felt when I thought you weren't the one for me. Disappointed, I had been, when infact it was love you do not seek.
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2 Reviews Added on December 11, 2009 Last Updated on December 12, 2009 AuthorNate E. Flake (Cösmic Wönder)Where The Wild Things Are, CAAboutjust started writing poetry, a way of art to express myself, to release my emotions I enjoy the works of Walt Whitman, E.E. Cummings, Langston Hughes, W.E.B. Dubois, William Ernest Henley, Ernest H.. more..Writing
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