Poetry 49: My Fragility Never Could;

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          What betrayal oh poetry;
          what fiction-rough disguise,
          what witchcraft fooled me proud
          this circumstance--cruelly wise;
          how dare fuel me hatred
          from neglection of artistry
          I once worshipped more than prayers
          through crafting you my poetry;

          why distance in no sense,
          no context-filled abstract
          only image of us apart
          like our poetry's in contrast;
          thought of golden string even,
          seems now torn, may untied
          never truly by my fingers
          but how destiny did abide;

          come even knocking doors,
          come scratching loud my windows
          or whisper love above branches,
          maybe a breakfast by tomorrow;
          only write me letter once,
          seal it tight within honesty
          perhaps, love unless weakened
          for sole context isn't modesty;

          but after all, who's attending,
          whose patience be worth testing
          forgive poetry, be this haste
          but this passion's been nesting;
          confess me everything you would,
          even every maybe I should;
          confess the beauty I am hollowed
          for my fragility never could;

          perhaps, you've written my verses,
          uttered loud all my curses,
          held me closer than my faith,
          better kiss me by these forces.
    

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