Poems

- Lovers' Curse

I was walking down a path in the woods...

I saw a man wearing robes and a hood...

He had eyes wallowing deep in grief...

But because I was cautious, I thought he might be a thief...

I held on to my things harder than before...

He said "worry not, and be anxious no more"...

He told me he's a wizard from a far away land...

A land he had been cursed with a spell of some kind...

I asked what spell and he let his eyes fall...

It was a curse of heart break, the worst of all...

Your only salvation is true love's kiss...

Too bad however, it does not exists...

I knew there was no helping him, so I left him for dead..

I'd rather walk a million miles, 'till I'm covered in red...

Heart break cannot be fixed in the least...

It might twist you, turn you into a beast...

You can try and mend it, and do all what you know...

But like fixing a mirror, the cracks will always show...

- A Farewell

I took your hand and gave you my heart...

I told you it is because we should not be apart...

You looked at me and gave me a smile...

I was so happy.. At least for a while...

I spent hours counting the days...

Before I felt quite out of place...

For there was no more room in your life...

When you decided to find the girl, you named your wife...

Then you went and gave your heart to her...

I was happy for you, but all I saw was blur...

When I gave you my heart, I was an empty shell...

You did not give me yours, and so I fell...

Little by little, I am being obliterated...

Erased... I felt hated...

You need not be upset, frightened, or sad...

If I do not leave now, I will drive you mad...

It is so hard to see you with another...

My tears ran dry as to you I am a bother...

I yearn for the love you hold back from me...

I ache for your touch, and for it I plea...

You were there for me when I needed you...

I want to thank you, but this is all I can do...

I cannot be in your life anymore...

I have nothing left to restore...

I stand in front of a sad black door..

As I cry and fight in a cold, lonely war...