Dalliance by Alistair Muir

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		Date Added: December 20, 2011 23:12:36	Average Score: (Needs 2)
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Type: Free Verse

Category: Love/Romance

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Dalliance

Dalliance Down into the pit of hell I do descend ever quick And ever slippery so... Pain bursts from my mind Pervading my whole being Spurned - - deserted am I Lost and lonely - - for she Has left me for another Untimely and ungodly be This act of shame by her Hands knot with rage - - scream And shout and ululate - - but Nothing would calm this soul Inconsolable me – grief-stricken Wretched rag of poor humanity Warn you will I of woman sly - - Who takes your very soul and Heart - - but to rip it from thy Heaving chest. Malodorous Female - - beware her treachery While in your sleep so does she In dalliance play - - afoot with Every gadabout or lusty lad Come cut the heart from my Chest - - for I would feel it not

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	Comment By: Black on February 1, 2012 08:00:56 AM	Report
	A devotion to keep poems deeper than the ocean~ Something about this poem is disturbingly angry, and that comes through. It really reminds me of the last meeting you have with someone you cared for, if things end on a sour note. Someone is always left with this kind of feeling in their chest, I can only hope you were never so unfortunate, but writing like this isn't born of thin air. Thanks for sharing~ Respond To This Comment