Don't ask me if I'm weary.
You know love is fleeting—
We're waiting to fall
Short of love,
And hit rock bottom.
Not soft and glowing like
A full heart,
But dark and diminishing
And rotting.
Don't expect a hand.
Don't expect a hand
From love.
And don't make plans for love.
Don't love around it.
Sure, love will be astounded when you don't,
But you and me have known the things it won't.
So carry every burden,
And bury every concern
Don't ask me if I'm weary,
Understand what you have learned.
And carry on.
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Lavish: Anthology I
PoezieThe young writer Jimmy Lavish's first authentic anthology, entitled Lavish. Poems found in the book delineate everything from romance, beauty, and skin color, to hate, bad relations, and doubt. This is a complete collection, but is not necessarily m...