La Hermosa Mujer Sin Piedad Poem by Winston Lu1

La Hermosa Mujer Sin Piedad



Why somber, tethered wanderer?
Among kin yet amiss, dreaming
Perennial grey, season lie sojourn
Blossoms cease in distant blooming

Why somber, tethered wanderer?
Hapless, so intent as forgotten
The nest is still yet bustling
With rooster child glad begotten

Fondness step astride of obligation
Compel you, hasten to task
Onward pace mundane in endeavor
Serve and veils a guarded mask

Your tag is pinned to chest
A thorn drawn, distract and bleed
Shallow splinter idling nearer
Draws your distant glance concede

I glanced upon an alluring doll
Enticing –delightful and enchanting
Her expressive glance bewitched
By chance at crossroad’s passing

She lured me down tempest’s grove
With beauty full and allure in ease
Her smile warm yet slight to express
Knew well her loveliness did please

I glanced her curls pleasing
Flowed on smooth draped shoulder
Did she hold me soft in eye?
Caste a want of comfort with her

Swelled lush by desire’s flower
Secretly I yearned for nectar lip
But to gardens bliss I did not concede
And inept in chase I slipped

I linger strayed from chosen paths
Time moves on, stories pass
Steep mountains loom that I trek
With backward glimpse in time’s looking glass

Dreamt of futures not predestine
And crave a life not bequest
Weave vision to parody consort bliss
Mere beauty’s image left unrest!

Wayward thought seals a curse
Devised in love story’s lost plight
Vagrant mind drifts in course
And her embrace you still thirst

Wind swept days swirl dust and cold
Stoic heart feign faded but unrelenting
Envisions a script left untold
“La hermosa mujer sin piedad! ”

Thursday, June 4, 2015
Topic(s) of this poem: love and life
POET'S NOTES ABOUT THE POEM
When I was much younger keats la belle dame sans merci was one of my favorite poems to read. This was kind of an attempt to try my own interpretation of something similar with the format and it's emotion. I am nt sure it was successful, but it was interesting to try.
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