I Do Not Love You, But My Heart Poem by Hebert Logerie

I do not love you, but my heart
Adores you
Because you want to ruin my happiness
I beg you
To forget me, and to leave me alone
In your world, nothing is perfect
It's an endless struggle
I hear the whistling flute
I'm afraid of this love
And I shout aloud for help
I do not love you, your smile
Really scares me
You make me laugh
I saw the chalk
Writing on the board
Behind me
That you want me, and you love me
That's an irony! That's a blasphemy
You make me pale
You blame me. Pass me the cream
I am thirsty. My heart adores you
And my soul sighs
It's very difficult to tell you
That I do not love you
My tongue stumbles on his steps
Finally, the heart won
And the reason is lost in the dungeon
I love you because my heart
Adores you
I may be in error
Perhaps, maybe, I'm wrong
Ok, you are right
You're no longer a poison.

Copyright © January 2018 Logerie Hébert, All rights reserved
Hébert Logerie is the author of several collections of poems.