I Whom Narcissus Sometimes Visited Poem by Nyx C Styx

I Whom Narcissus Sometimes Visited



I, whom Narcissus sometimes visited
told me the truth of his tale
that none of his fellow brethren
could come to love his visage pale

So off he ran and settled
down by the crystal clear pond
and peered and saw his visage
of blue eyes and curls blond

nearby was cursed Echo, witness to the view
as he uttered the words none would tell him
'I love you'
and the cursed Echo echoed back
'I love you'

In this state he wasted
many eons of time and day
eventually Narcissus got up
and paid me a visit today

and now I stand before my mirror
the truth before me could not be clearer
none could come to love my visage pale
So I'll tell myself 'I love you'
till my tongue fall off or fail

Monday, June 27, 2016
Topic(s) of this poem: love,pride
POET'S NOTES ABOUT THE POEM
The title was inspired by the lines from the poem by Robert Louis Stevenson 'I whom Apollo sometimes visited'
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