Patti Masterman (US)
Poems by Patti Masterman : 1069 / 2424
Jealous Nature
Earthly love so soon corrupts,
And others peace, it interrupts:
The jealous human nature fears
A loss, if other love appears.
It's not our choice; second place
Means loss of power, loss of face;
To give up our own sovereign crown,
And sense the ties that bind, unbound.
If our magic touch seems gone
We think it best to move along;
Place faith then in another heart,
Till death or some new love, doth part.
Patti Masterman
Submitted: Saturday, April 10, 2010
Poems by Patti Masterman : 1069 / 2424
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