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The Plea Of An Empty Heart
Pondering shadows therewithin, a little crevice bleak and dreadful;
Eyes are weary, thoughts unclear, tis here I stay forevermore;
Here I stay with book and quill and think as if I'm not forgotten;
Not forgotten, still, my Love, tis what I think forevermore;
This book and quill, yet time stands still, and still my Love forevermore;
I love my Love and nothing more.
Pondering shadows therewithin, a neverending war-shook heart;
It who fears those uttered words, which gore and shatter as before;
Through this fragile, glass carved heart, this parasite here lives and dines;
Not forgotten uttered words, live in my heart forevermore;
Not forgotten, still, my Love, tis in my heart forevermore;
show love towards Love and nothing more.
Pondering Light from here within, oh come my hope, my joy don't flee;
Tis I the boy whom once cared free, and wish to be as like before;
Book and quill have always drained me, yet I long forevermore;
Love! I yet can hear your beating heart, which once in me, yet nevermore;
Nevermore I hear your heart, and yet I need you like before;
Love my dear, please come once more.
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I have been writing poetry for five years now. This poem is inspired by Edgar Allen Poe's style and can be translated into multiple different ways. I wrote it this way so the person knows poetry if for them to interpret, not to be told how it is to be.