Poems
DISJOINTED
Loving of you, keep me alive,
Spotting if not thee, ceasing my being,
As you are to me what,
Rain is to parched earth.
Calling thy name, glistens...
Poems
TO BE AT SEA
You baffled me when,
I was innocent,
Deserted me when,
I waited for thee.
Stabbed me as blood oozes from eyes,
Yet pleased you a cruel beloved.
Not to worry...
Poems
Honest Excuses
Befooled her by elegant grace,
Trapped her by his bait,
The bait sweet as brass,
Strangled her by his wait.
Brushed off her very often,
On pretext of reading,...
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