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Tortuous Sleep of Love

Contributed by wheels on Tuesday, 1st July 2008 @ 12:39:06 PM in AEST
Topic: LostLove



Ink… black upon the cobbles
From veins near dry
The curtain is drawn
The weapons are chosen
Yet I am unarmed
Sword not drawn
Whence I be quartered
Still no reprieve

Tossed to the dungeon
My prize for feats
My eyes to shadows
Dark… the pain you’ve wrought
Whence the knightly battle was your heart it sought
The beast within unleashed in pain
Not so knightly
Mere peasant I be
Lost not only your heart
But mine within.

No poultice of relief
No cure in wine
Your eyes are veiled
Your mask carried well
While biding my time was led to hell
In a well of misery
Drowned in tears

And I am the dead
Living in sleep
Of a thousand years
No “White” to keep nor pained relief
My princess bride shall hold my heart
In a box of wood
Beside her bed.

Beside her bed my heart shall keep
And I shall sleep a tortuous death
Alone in my crypt
Among the cobs
Till my princes grants thy kiss
…brings back my heart
And I shall sleep a tortuous death
A thousand years
Till my princes grants thy kiss
…brings back my heart.




Copyright © wheels ... [ 2008-07-01 12:39:06]
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Re: Tortuous Sleep of Love (User Rating: 1 )
by shelby on Tuesday, 1st July 2008 @ 01:03:29 PM AEST
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simply beautiful in its sadness. I loved your style with this again. Kevin you are truly gifted.

I am glad we are friends!

Hugs
Michelle


Re: Tortuous Sleep of Love (User Rating: 1 )
by Former_Member on Tuesday, 1st July 2008 @ 10:02:39 PM AEST
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Kevin, you have captured the true essence of deep loneliness and pain in this piece. I wish you all of my best, my friend. Perfect write...........Mike




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