She was a precious soul
Her heart spacious and free
He, was an Imperial soldier
A grandiose oak tree
The two souls merged as one
In no time were they in love
Entangled was their mind and
Enchanted was their heart
Alas, poison secreted
And the venom did expand
She saw inside that oak tree
Her Heart denied his hand
At times she reads the words
That, he writes to her of care
To her he writes in hiding
His name, he will not share
She hears his voice with no sound
Each time he pens his verses
Will her sad eyes ever see him?
Does he miss her embraces?
Alas, She loved him and yet
To her he could not give
No more than far away love
One, she refuses to receive
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nice
by Arian (not verified) on Mon May 25, 2009 08:23 PM PDTI liked your poem , specially about the part you talked about hearing his voice in his writting.
thanks. I enjoyed it......
Arian
Inner Truth
by Divinity on Mon May 25, 2009 03:44 PM PDTDear Soheyla,
Another powerful piece tender and truthful, with bitter sweet releftions of the love affair expressed with hope and conviction.
I loved resembling the poison as if it were the salve from a tree, showing the sad truth surfacing...
Thank you . You are an old soul.
Divinity
far away thanks
by prince in exile (not verified) on Sun May 24, 2009 10:06 PM PDTHope you do not refuse your reader's far away admirations of your poetry. It was beautiful as usual, and at the same time strong with conviction and tender with sincerity.
Thank you for sharing your talent.
prince in exile