To Find An Arrows Pinpoint Of Weakness… Poem by Mark Heathcote

Love cuts through, cowardly, courage.
To find the arrows pinpoint-weakness
Where it can draw drops of crimson blood
Eking out its Sires;
Bow-wielding warrior's emptiness
The taste of which burns; florescent.
With a numbing, pain against their lips.
A bulls-eye dagger plucks a fondant-
Heart; kisses duel like two warring ships.
Love is a victim of courage and disgrace
Too shallow at times to be a lived-in face
Its nonchalance sings like a nightingale!
Derision begs always the wind in its sail.
Love takes a lemon and makes lemonade
Love is a big old hurricane. It lifts
And somehow levitates everything that's staid
Skywards like a cannonball, in magical rifts.