Cornelius - Pills And Potion Poem by Anita Khelawan

Cornelius - Pills And Potion

He is strong willed and wise
For the rest of my life, he wants to take me to paradise
Who are you, Cornelius?
Are you a Grecian God?
Or a man of God?
Or a mere mortal who is perfectly flawed?
For now, I'll claim you as my gentle giant
Come fuse (as in weld) …. …
Not confuse my heart hoping I'd be his number one client
Maybe you will see right through me. Come and solder (me)
Blind me with your love, I am Arc eyed. Can't see no other
I AM his type... caliber and pedigree
I am everything and more do not limit me
I am the epitome of simplistic beauty mixed with romance
I don't need no spells nor love potions to have in a trance
My aura is enough, let's go to church together be in reverence

Copyright Anita C.R. Khelawan
17/03/2022

Cornelius - Pills And Potion
POET'S NOTES ABOUT THE POEM
This poem is about admiration, romantic desire, and the mystique of someone who feels larger than life. The speaker is captivated by Cornelius someone who seems almost mythical, powerful, and spiritually significant. It explores the tension between fantasy and reality, self-confidence and vulnerability, passion and reverence.
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