‘The cursed lullaby’
The cursed lullaby
Once love was so damn sweet, we had the long nights and the sweetest kisses.
You were my Beatrice and I was your willing Dante.
Willing to pay the price to touch sweet and tender skin, to make you smile.
I told you often,
I want to love you like there is no tomorrow,
I want to love you like we are the only people left.
I want us to divulge each other till we can’t no-more.
Love me once,
love me twice,
please love me three times.
Make me know softness,
make me know hardness,
Allow me to live and die in your eyes.
The cursed lullaby we know,
you and I.
Water and earth,
needs great storms for us to create tale and to know the sweetest kiss.
Old Poet recited to the dying moon.
Love be sweet, love be damned.
I remember you.
Johnnie/Coyote
Reblogged this on I Write Her and commented:
Definitely listen to the song while reading the poem – they go hand in hand oh so well! The greatest loves will bring the greatest pain, wouldn’t you agree?
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Thank you dear Susi. I do agree. Love can be sweet and love can be bitter.
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You’re welcome, John! Indeed! 🙂
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