Passion Bitterness Poem by Donald R Wolff JR

Passion Bitterness



Dearest passion, ole mine aging all too real
Whence is mine no longer with me
Speak most certainly thy own unmannerly tongue
Use boaster that might express;
Thus, our untouched may feel

Whom has etched these lines upon this portrait
Lies told before Thine time unfolds
An omen came under, form of a shadow
Mine, My heart was long foretold

Have thee no pity for words, Saith I
Does not one deed lend favor
Then damn you all and 'Damn' the Heavens
Youth of mine long gone

Laugh then; Onward with thy humor
Though soon mine heart of mine shall parish
From, mine of mine, will never part

Though 'Death' consumes my very soul
I shall wait thee in the dark

(12/18/2021)

Passion Bitterness
Saturday, December 18, 2021
Topic(s) of this poem: Death
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