Love And Torment Poem by Heather Marie Mortimer

Love And Torment



And did you love me on those nights?
When Heaven opened to pour our desires
And inspired these tender and wrathful fights
Not a cloud to cover what He may conspire.

And here in torment, I lay down my soul complete;
That you may love me across the infinite lifetimes.
And not with Her nor Heaven would I need compete;
If you would lead me in my purest crimes.

You are a wanton pleasure of ill-deeded innocence.
And you twist in every turn of my veins.
And eternity is my recompense.
Tho may it be held under fiery reigns.

And this is how I love you so:
That for your torture, thru Hell I go.

COMMENTS OF THE POEM
Sally Plumb Plumb 21 March 2011

A good write. Try my version if you've the time. 'Torment'.

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Kali Abyss 24 October 2010

This is by far the most special poem I have read today, its absolutely amazing, one of my favorites =)

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