The Groom Of Life

By well-wisher

Mon, 18 Jun 2012
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Life long, unto life, I am betrothed;
contented with this flesh in which I’m clothed;
wearing this golden ring of days with pride;
happily sleeping by the Springtime’s side.

Surrender may seduce half-hearted men
but Death’s dark bed is cold for all I ken;
blossomed branches warmer than her embrace;
each rising sun far fairer than her face.

So let me love, for better or for worse,
this life, unfaithful hearts may call a curse.
An infant once, with smiles I said “I do”
and, till I breath no more, that will be true.

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Submitted by Jessiibear on
Aww, I love this. It's beautiful. I wish I could write like this :)

Jess

Submitted by well-wisher on
Thankyou, JessicaA. I often feel that my poems are very simplistic although I always try to make them sound nice. But it's a message I wanted to communicate; a feeling I wanted to express and so I'm glad you liked it. JoHn - "Ex amore victoria". ("From love comes victory".)

Oh look, a link. I wonder where it leads.

JoHn