( The following poem was inspired by a poem written by A. M. Trumble )
If that I were to lament,
The waking moments I have spent,
Wishing I could be your lover,
I'd have time for nothing other.
If that I were to decree,
My never-ending love for thee,
My breath would weaken, growing old,
From all the words, to thee, I've told.
But if that I were to retreat,
And alas admit my own defeat,
Regret would be my mainstay, true,
Letting go of you.
And were that I would be so cruel,
Or worse yet, a blundering fool,
To offend myself and see you gone,
And wonder where my life went wrong.
Or if that I would be so sweet,
To once again let our arms meet?
Holding, never letting go,
This is how that you will know,
For once that I would be your friend,
And take your heart in hopes to mend,
And share a single, longing kiss,
Inside that Life, After This.
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Master Rhymer. <3
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