Intertwine (Sonnet) Poem by Sydney La Roche

Intertwine (Sonnet)

Rating: 3.5


You, with the turbulent spark in your eyes,
Disgrace me with counterfeit decorum;
And feed me with your artifice and lies.
My eyes shut tight, I approach the forum...

Of mindlessness and enduring anger;
Invalid species of silicon heart,
With nothing discussed but benign matter;
Vacant voids with feeble fibs to impart.

Yet an evening star sears in your being:
An eternal love that shines through the storm.
Although your mind's sealed, your spirit's fleeing;
They long for rebellion and reform

And when grief, ruin and truth morph your mind,
Perhaps one day our hearts will intertwine.

POET'S NOTES ABOUT THE POEM
This is about someone you care about and love, changing into something they're not right in front of you. You know the true beauty that lies within, and you see it hidden behind a front of ignorance, as they lose touch with who they are.

It ends with the hope, that one day they will return and realise their own beauty, so they no longer have to pretend, and then they will return your love once again.
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Sydney La Roche

Sydney La Roche

Wrexham, United Kingdom
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