Languid Dreamer #1

It is but noble to surmise
what fortune doth caress
in distant lover’s eyes

what animal carnage shall thee unfurl
in every waking breath I do but know
within all disinterested hearts to keep

but wait while she speaks
hang about and tender
the overgrown garden’s needs

for it is in the waiting
that seeming dreams lie awake
as heaven becomes the mind’s hellscape

By Sam Fawcett

28th January, 2024. Shakespeare edition.

what fortune doth caress
in distant lover’s eyes

Published by Parisian Poetry

What makes us human, I believe is becoming to be stamped out. Words are so important, both spoken and on the page. Words make up the most powerful elements of our humanity. So, I'm feeling supersonic, why me why not? SF

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