This poem is a refrain (so to speak) of “On Love“
On Love (Refrain)
Oft-quoted poet
You can have those summer days
I cherish the darkness, the secrecy
Of a black-blue night
When you can see right through
Light’s absence
Eyes reflecting eyes
Reflecting eyes
To one who asked how
Could forever be in a glance
Gift-wrapped soul
Ribbons of silver and black
For you
Unlike harmonizing angels
And the basic nature of god itself
More like raucous
Sometimes annoying
Your laugh
I would not trade
For beads or lands
Never a part without the whole
Struggling to be deeper
Than ancient minds
Or blood diamond mines
Trying to express
What I already understand
Calling the essence
Of what makes me a man
Wrap and trap the universe
Into a locket
Gently clasped
By somewhat nervous hands
Around your neck
Noose of forever
Pardon platitude
We die
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