
A poem about a romantic relationship that is on the brink of extinction
Rated: Fiction K - English - Poetry/Romance - Words: 152 - Reviews: 1 - Published: 06-19-10 - id: 2819573
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Stillborn Love
Your name is magic and yet at the same time it is tragic.
I can't understand logic in our complicated romantic
flavor of saying your name tastes like ice cream in
my mouth in which increases my chances to remain a youth
forever. All I'm living for is to find favor with you. All I'm living for is to
be your savior for only just one hour before I can give you pain
and you can pour out your river of tears upon my head in the form of rain.
I can't fight this feeling, falling in love with you because you have made me
to see the light. Your body is a carriage that drives my dying heartbroken soul
to its resting place. Confused, I watch you miscarry my love knowing your love for
me just like a stillborn baby was dying dream all along.
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