Amatory Guru by Kerowyn Rose
I.
My muse
Doesn’t know his name
Lost in the midst of past life
Memories that were slain
Wiped clean from his brain
The present is what matters
II.
I know
My muse
Doesn’t know his name
So much like me
That is why we collide
Come together like the tide
Swirls in the stirring sand
III.
I see
My muse
Who doesn’t know his name
I watch him stand at ease
Corporeal when on his knees
Praying; a gentle breeze
Sweeps between us
IV.
I wonder
My muse
Does he know
If his name were ever spoken
The mystery would be broken
Leaving behind token-less words
How fragile existence is
08/30/2012 Posted on 08/30/2012 Copyright © 2024 Kerowyn Rose
Member Comments on this Poem |
Posted by Kristina Woodhill on 09/01/12 at 01:26 AM There are some subtle aspects to this muse that draw me in - past memories wiped clean; the magic of III. with muse on knees - the gentle breeze; and the fragile nature of IV. Thanks for this. |
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