Love's Infliction, My Inflection

Pop64

 

Summer’s sweetness lies upon the shores of tomorrow

As today’s bitterness is cast upon the craggy jettison

Left to die is the presence of torment and sorrow

As the only cure is this symbolic medicine

 

As I stand on this shore now daydreaming

My eyes find their focus on the view

While my heart’s inside screaming

I can’t get my mind off of you

  • Author: Michael (Pseudonym) (Offline Offline)
  • Published: October 16th, 2023 06:20
  • Category: Love
  • Views: 15
  • Users favorite of this poem: LIZ
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  • BlessedbyGod

    So sweet, sounds like you've been bitten by the love bug

    • Pop64

      That bug can really bite too! Thank you

      • BlessedbyGod

        It can bite hard can't it!!

      • Teddy.15

        A bitter sweet pill of love, lol nothing if not complex. beautiful imagery and your last lines just so painfully real. ❤️

        • Pop64

          Teddy, thank you. Sometimes we can fall into fantasy or want, so hard, that it can be so overwhelming.

        • LIZ

          Raw emotions! No sugar coating! You make it so matter of fact at the end! "I can’t get my mind off of you" Nothing more, nothing less!!! Take it as you please...kind of thing! Beautiful!!

          • Pop64

            sometimes our heads (and hearts) can't turn away. Thank you so much, Liz!

          • orchidee

            A fine write Pop.

          • Thomas W Case

            Superb. Great flow and you drive the point home.

          • Goldfinch60

            Wonderful emotive words Michael.

            Andy

          • Neville



            You just nailed love poetry this is so very good .. Neville

          • Neville



            You just nailed love poetry this is so very good .. Neville

          • sorenbarrett

            This required two readings and was worth much more. A heartfelt plea of love



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