Gift To A Curse



Curse these my eyes in this romantic light
For they sparkle and shimmer love and lust,
Before me are women on weakened knees
As with their heart's it is me they can trust.
Curse this my heart so brittle and frail
For it is open to the kindest heart-felt song,
Whether I be young in spirit or old in grace
The touch of peace has been away so long.
Curse this my everlasting burning soul
For it alerts my instincts of both friend and foe,
The waking smile of a lovers' yearning
To the heart break that hurts me so.
Curse this my life so big, and so beautiful
For my eyes are closed and I am blind,
And as for my heart so fragile and warm
It is my soul in paradise I shall some day find.
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Submitted on July 03, 2012

Modified on March 05, 2023

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Scheme ABCBDEFEGHIHJKLK
Closest metre Iambic pentameter
Characters 669
Words 138
Stanzas 1
Stanza Lengths 16

Marcus DeStorm

Born in Leeds, England, Marcus De Storm is married with two twin daughters. He finds time to write across the board with Story-Shorts, Novels, Poetry and Niches, between running his Family business in Multi-Media and Technology on an International scale.Recently published, Marcus intends to release three further books throughout the Summer, and three more for Christmas 2012. A specially selected "Anthology" of Poetry is scheduled for sometime in 2012, but as yet, there is no fixed date for this project.Living in Walton, Wetherby, Marcus remains to be no stranger to the Internet through his 40 Blogsites that he and his staff manage on a day to day basis.Favourite saying and Motto: Get a life, live it, love it. more…

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