Ignorant Those Who Think What They'Ve Thought Poem by Yekaterina Bezpalaya

Ignorant Those Who Think What They'Ve Thought



Worshippers are many,
Truths there are but few,
And yet my only following,
Is the faith I have in me and you.

Absolute in strength,
While bathed in the truth,
What more I pray for elsewhere,
Than for us to remain as the beloved youth.

My body, your jurisdiction,
My mind, your loyal throne,
My heart, a castle garden,
Where my love is free to roam.

Command me at will,
Re-shorten my leash,
Do whatever my Lord,
That is your unbridled wish,
Subdue my refusals,
And neither tremble nor fret,
Allegiance is final,
My ignorant pet.

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