A Story Without An End
"Me, love and you... Three halves of something whole,
If one is missing, everything is clear."
These words can paint the sorrow in my soul,
But once bright colors fade away in years.
Once sweet anticipation of your arms,
A shard of dreams, by now has turned to fear
Of someone else's charm.
I give you everything I have and treasure.
But I have nothing. Love is nothing, too.
Love's non-existing, as it has no measure.
I've lost my faith in it. But not in you.
This verse is just another ode to Pothos -
The guise of my own heart-wrecked destiny.
I still believe in faith, but is it worth it?
Fate's given up on me.
I have convinced us both the feeling faded,
And it is a deceptive honest lie.
At least, I - devastated, torn and jaded -
Was truly independent in your eyes.
If love's opposed to freedom - it's in dreaming -
Then love and dreams don't make one sacred whole.
And so, my past completely lost its meaning...
If I exist - and had this past at all.

Comments
tcook | September 24, 2009 - 14:56
I do worry about 'three halves' of one thing - it's just not possible!
April | September 25, 2009 - 09:04
Read further:
"If one is missing, everything is clear."
If one is missing, two are present, and it's just as it should be. It's a metaphor rather than maths.
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Luly Whisper | January 1, 2011 - 19:17
Beautifully phrased. Actually I quite like the "three halves" metaphor.