Unfortunate Enlightenment Poem by Spellshifter Poetry

Unfortunate Enlightenment

Rating: 5.0


A hostage and
a ruler.

The covenants,
we've all made them:
Don't
Won't
Can't
but, perhaps, some day you might
if I ever allow it.
Ever.

Forget about it.
Nevermind.

Bring your friends over and
let them learn:
is love suicide or genocide?
It's neither.
Perhaps, it is both.

Come,
abandon yourself in my arms
and
rest for a while,
while we wait for your friends to show.
Turn every light off
and
tell me again about the time you weren't brave.
You may yet learn something tonight, boy:
I'm not here and
neither are you.

I'm the ruler of this realm.
I'm the hostage of your pain.

COMMENTS OF THE POEM
Pradip Chattopadhyay 27 June 2014

this is an excellent thought-provoking poem.

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