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One's Own Destiny (The General)
Contributed by
Eireannach
on
Friday, 21st November 2008 @ 04:10:31 PM in AEST
Topic:
LovePoetry
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Cold blows the wind of life upon the dreams of what could be Her arms should be my destiny.. My heart wakes, as my day beginsbut not yetnot yet
For uncertainty begins, tempered with unrelenting hope. Before the battle that all must ensue, with the barbaric hoards of depression and responsibility, the thought of her must be embraced, for without her lovethe fight is lost before it begins. The heart would be lost without a word.
The thought, the taste, the feel of her rises with the sun and the tenderness of what we were and are still lingers My heart had not known of a home, as a home is known, for not till she came to my bed had my heart felt that wordand she willingly, for the love she has for me is strong.
As a bird on the twig of a fragile branch, her love waits for mea love known by few if anyA twig made fragile by the foolishness of me.. Her eyes seek for answers that come not easily, yet my heart is forever hers..thus it has ever beenand hers alone. I seek so many ways to tell her this, but in my weakness
My eyes dare not stray from her, for if they should, she may fly away, leaving me to face this battle aloneA hopeless shell of a man left in its wake.
So with heart on fire and strengthened by the hope she has for mefor us, I turn to meet the daylonging to be hers in every way and to mend the fragile twig that keeps her love for me ever nearever strong.
My day has begunStrength and Honor, My loveStrength and Honor
2002 O Raithbheartaigh
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Eireannach
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2008-11-21 16:10:31] (Date/Time posted on
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