The Oyster

28 Aug 2005

·shaz

I self question, unrequited love, is it careless, my thoughts, unfurl? For is it not unlike the oyster, that is succulent, alas, bares no pearl? For is he not, a reward? That gives me of his being. I savour every taste he has, alas, a redundant heart I'm seeing. Is my broken spirit a novelty? Is misery becoming, my own style? For is it not unlike, the oyster, who feels needed, for a while? I close my eyes and imagine, the shiny pearl, I allow, to linger. Alas, the image fades away, for the pearl slips, through my finger. So I make myself a promise, to calm my minds, confusions. Walk with strength from here on in, from here, I hold, no illusions.

19

0

shaz

Find out more about shaz.

Comments

Sign in or sign up to comment on this poem!

Poems by style

Poems by content

About MyPoetryForum

If you enjoy poetry, this forum is the ideal place for you to read new poems, meet the authors and improve your own poetry by judging and discussing the poetry of others.