Old Lyrical Promise Poem by Leslie Xavier

Old Lyrical Promise



Bring on the King's memoir,
an obsessive old song.
But gold every lyrical breath,
words for a special woman,
hers, my life with a promise.
Darling, baby can't you feel,
these immortality vibes.
A shoulder to lean,
warm bosom for all seasons,
belly-balm for my aches,
a womb to bear my name.
The reason I fight here,
as long as you're near.

Vowels extra make a gentler form,
strings with the sepia tune.
Ancient sounds in a magic mix,
with the colonial of tongues.
The lines are still the same,
word of a man in love,
nay it's mutual, wrested case;
now tune for a worrying mom.
Missed calls in morning mist,
hands held by noon, no tears.
You can't draw 'em silver streaks,
for I'm here by your side.

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