Boy

rebmasters

Another beaten, broken heart;
bruised, battered, softened, stultified.
You look in my tired, troubled, temperate eyes
& say you see my seasoned smile so hide 
somewhere & somewhat deep down dark inside.
Soul succinctly set beside soul.
Your soft smile & sweet, sure insistence in
seeking my gaze.
Try to tempt me.
Timing never was right for us baby.

  • Author: rebmasters (Offline Offline)
  • Published: May 12th, 2021 03:54
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  • L. B. Mek

    there is an intimate quality, in the relationships you depict
    and however sad their trajectory, we readers can't help
    but relate and empathise with the unvarnished veracity
    of your poignant words

    • rebmasters

      Ah thank you. Lacking talent - truth is all I have!

      • L. B. Mek

        without Talent, truth can never be conveyed or worded relatable
        and 'talent' is a poor measure of quality or worth, in most things
        just look at how many 'talented' are standing at the unemployment line
        rather, I suggest - hard earned 'skill', accumulated while working diligently
        at something you enjoy: is fundamentally more admirable..
        (in my rather opinionated yet confusingly, humble: opinion) lol

        • rebmasters

          You're right as always & talent rather a useless word. The writer's paradox - trying to translate thoughts/emotions to words is an impossible task. And yet we strive anyway, as it seems important. Words are poor tools...but for someone to sense there is truth or beauty or love behind them makes it seem worthwhile

          • L. B. Mek

            Amen!



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