His Confession

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With the passage of time,

The moon hid the sun,

Comets passed goodbyes

Yet, countless words

Are concealed in disguise.


If I could live inside a mythology,

I'd like to ask Psyche,

"Did you learned archery, to

Shoot Cupid with your beauty?"

And if it was,

"Can words be my arrows,

And efface his nightly woes?"

Because,

Neither the heavenly bodies

Nor the sleeping seas

Can appreciate you truly,

Son of aphrodite.


And as the sun kisses the ocean,

Before slumber,

I wish too many things,

Hoping I could grow wings

If I could sing,

I'd serenade you,

If I could dance,

I'd waltz around you,

But wishes don't come true, do they?


Regardless of "Buts"

And "What ifs",

My ideal king,

My vintage eclipse,

My rhythmic novel,

I finally confess.

Out of the boundless hues

My eyes can see,

You're the only scenery

And the subject of my poetry. 

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