At Loves Gate Poem by Nyx C Styx

At Loves Gate



sometimewithin us will arise
that unintentional feeling
that we beg to be returned
by those who hardly find us apealing.

do we blame them or ourselves for loving?
I once stood inches from loves gate
and you where everywhere save there.
a lapse of judgement we call fate

holds one to many a thread around my neck.
baron is the dream land that pictured thee
in it I have not slept a solid night since
thinking of the one I found to be oh so lovely.

If I can escape you, you escape me not
for a single thought conjures you in fresh flesh
before me, I hoped, as if in a dream, alasI rise
as one whom all their wounds are ripped afresh

you who does nothing in my hours of torment
because you were never there to start
tell me, do I blame the mind that searched
for meanings or the feelings of this heart?

Friday, October 12, 2018
Topic(s) of this poem: love
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