Notes

Sonnet 1:

Oh Love, how do I ask of you to show

the meanings of my woes? My plight

brings flight from none but night. Loneliness blows

no horn of aid. I cannot find the might

to save me from my grave. "To love is vain."

No one dare say. A hollow remark they

rather play than to face my only bane.

Weighed corn is man's time of stress and gay.

To be ignorant is to be more than

bliss. Denial guards the keys to Ero's dish.

Beware how he behaves. A trick of hand,

declaring that your love is grand. A wish,

a drug, obeyed, and there is born to see

Monster of the Seas - Love deferred in me.

Sonnet 2:

Oh Love, why don't two stars collide and die?

Why can't two doves separate with any pride?

Why does a child feel guilt after a lie?

And why won't two lovers’ souls run and hide?

After heartache filled with hurt and Pain’s wrath,

a drop of love we turn and laugh. Warm Sun,

solution to life's storms’ dark brutal bath.

A smile from the one you love like a son.

A kiss from the girl that you missed. To dream

of love immortal strong and bear Fate’s wrongs.

The cure to ills of terror be The Cream.

Listen For love’s enchanting beat. The song

long sung after Defeat’s final drumbeat.

“Love you, Love you” God sings “rest now, you're meek.”

Sonnet 3:

Oh Love, does God exist? Did he seal you

with a kiss? The conundrum of my life

ignored is such bliss. If not He then who?

Was he immortal too? Were you his wife?

His golden light? His idol of Twilight?

Did he move the world new for you? Bite off,

more than he can chew? Did he see the light

of mortal plight from loving you? Lift off,

Ka boom. The feeling of love caught too soon.

The great leviathan of many men,

drowning them in darkest sin. A racoon,

they become; never see them in the sun. Win?

How can anyone? When life is war and love

is frail. Don't despair all is fair - for love!

Sonnet 4:

To love to love to see the sun. The sun

that shines on few but never none. To fly

so high not afraid to die. To know fun

soaring with freedom in God’s sacred sky.

To sleep with lovers in God’s bed. To eat

with fill from tree of knowledge falsely still.

To feel her curves on cloud cozy beds. To beat

the burden; fire's teasing touch. Love will steal

the shirt right off your back. The fact of Rome-

eo’s favorite act. Will chastity not make

men cry? A lack of head will make him groan

and die. Take him to bed and let him bake.

Quick solution to life's common quakes. Sex,

Makes lovers gods, but failure marks an Ex.

Sonnet 5:

To see to see to love the light. Ilum-

inate that “sacred night.” Ancient goddess

of my desire - reason to aspire bloom.

To grow the old friendship, I make this wish:

One time with you cannot be missed. Care

for you, how can I not? No fear is worse

than if you rot. Oh night, how do I bare -

To test the worth of God's unbearable curse?

A Love not returned will makes souls cry.

To be unknown makes them die. Light make these

bed bugs run away. Tell my fears goodbye,

they cannot stay. My love my muse oh please

see me see me today. I burn down night

to say my love is bright with all my might.

Sonnet 6:

To be crafted of God's finest gems. Be

loved most by Him. He who showed you

heaven most high. How did the void look be-

fore he applied His mind. To see the to-

tal universe, and choose to live here with

us on earth, deep beneath the dirt. What work,

how hard to sharpen clay and be the filth

in all they say. By day and night you fork

at sin with much delight. Do you know love?

I bet you do. Did she make a fool out

of you too? Did you soar too high - above

His reign? One thing I need to know about

the pain found in her name: to fly to fall

was it the same; the essence of Love’s call?


Side note: God is only used as a placeholder for what I believe to be a greater power.