On this dark grey passage that I walk ;
My heart is filled with void to the brim.
And like the shoal trapped in the net unseen ,
fearing 'the onlyness' my senses run amok.
Contrast my mind, who holds on to a silvery hand.
At the passage end, it says, your prize does stand.
But the end seems like 'the darker' beginning anew ;
O for this mad mad hope, Where art thou ?
Dost thou tread through a similar passage ?
Getting baked and burnt on the furnace of misery ,
with thy only exhaust, this loquacious poetry ?
The veiled garb of responsibilities thy beauty camouflage ?
Do not tarry then, for your frail limbs consent ;
For my arms would suffice for every rise and descent .
This jigsaw would then complete with you as my frau ;
O for this foresaken life, tell me, Where art thou ?
In my dreams, the inner eye, my imagination swirls.
Would thou be this beautiful and fair ?
With eyes hazel and chestnut hair .
I do wish the nymph from all living girls .
O holy father, through all the distress that I have been ,
I have longed for the beauty than 'The most Beautiful' seen .
All fair ladies of this land, Beware !
For ye mirrors would soon wake ye out of the reverie ;
For the lines of envy would surely be seen on ye milky brow .
O for this challenge's sake, dear, reveal, Where art thou ?
My heart is filled with void to the brim.
And like the shoal trapped in the net unseen ,
fearing 'the onlyness' my senses run amok.
Contrast my mind, who holds on to a silvery hand.
At the passage end, it says, your prize does stand.
But the end seems like 'the darker' beginning anew ;
O for this mad mad hope, Where art thou ?
Dost thou tread through a similar passage ?
Getting baked and burnt on the furnace of misery ,
with thy only exhaust, this loquacious poetry ?
The veiled garb of responsibilities thy beauty camouflage ?
Do not tarry then, for your frail limbs consent ;
For my arms would suffice for every rise and descent .
This jigsaw would then complete with you as my frau ;
O for this foresaken life, tell me, Where art thou ?
In my dreams, the inner eye, my imagination swirls.
Would thou be this beautiful and fair ?
With eyes hazel and chestnut hair .
I do wish the nymph from all living girls .
O holy father, through all the distress that I have been ,
I have longed for the beauty than 'The most Beautiful' seen .
All fair ladies of this land, Beware !
For ye mirrors would soon wake ye out of the reverie ;
For the lines of envy would surely be seen on ye milky brow .
O for this challenge's sake, dear, reveal, Where art thou ?
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