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Love of days

By Kisama Riyo Published about a year ago 2 min read

I loved her sincerely and my tears preceded the sighs every day

I loved her and my heart wished to be near her to live and not taste death

I was far away and I rejoiced with tears at her memory as if I were a traveler who forgot the address

I wish for a day when he would become a traveler to the courtyard of death, forgetting the sorrows

I loved her and remained a love waiting, hoping to see her in the eternal world

But that day was long and I became nothing but weak and forgotten

So I remained among the lovers, torn in my eyes, a confused dream like my heart

I choose from the dawn of sorrows a strength to resort to in the sunset of longings

I loved her and remained alone with her love, walking on the thorns of deprivation

I loved her and really wanted to love her, but I found sorrows that would end me

So I left her to collect what was shed of my blood to heal her wound with my heart

And I remained waiting because I love her and wander in the love of the days

Until she came, I was happy as if bidding farewell to the universe that returned laden with madness

But My happiness was torn when she said I will leave so live for my mirage

So she came to plant her swords in the heart and shake hands with it in stabbing the heart

At that moment I knew that I will remain as long as I live among the pains of illusions

So why did you come, my beloved, when you are the farthest and closest to lovers?

Did you come back so that my tears would increase so that I would remain in the mud without souls

Or did you come back so that your heart would be reassured so that you would be happy, for my heart had died so that you would be happy with my farewell

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About the Creator

Kisama Riyo

I have always been interested in poetry and essay, especially rhyme style, so I decided to post my essay here and see if I have any talent in poetry or not.

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