
AN The last stanza is in brackets because I felt it could be left out. It's odd to think that when we find someone we love and care for we often feel we are unworthy... but everyone has flaws and who's to judge who we can be with.
Rated: Fiction K - English - Poetry/Romance - Words: 180 - Reviews: 1 - Published: 11-18-07 - Status: Complete - id: 2439869
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Lover's Worth
Emotions swirl in flustered streams
Mirroring many unachieved dreams
Lust and anger; hate and fear
Each one agony when it passes near
But every cloud has a silver lining
And mine came in the form of finding
A friend, a companion; my heart, my soul
A lover to love me: 'twas my life-long goal
I stumbled upon her by unexpected means
Discovered reality is rarely how it seems
She came to love me, but never was mine:
A distant angel; both tantalising and divine.
I am no beauty: just an undesirable catch
And no-one could say we're a perfect match
She has virtues, humour and grace
I am just another who longs for her embrace
She reads me but she does not see
Just how much she means to me
I cannot woo, nor serenade
And though she likes me, it will fade
(And as this poem's close draws near
Might I reveal my greatest fear
That, in losing her, to me it's clear
I will be losing all I hold dear)
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