My Heart Cannot Bear Asking For Your Forgiveness Poem by Leom The Author

My heart cannot bear asking for your forgiveness,
and at that moment, your happiness drains.
I change tune, wanting to believe in your rightness,
hoping, the devil's blood does not run through your veins.

A sweet bitterness my body permeates,
as you, my distrust, remonstrate.
When the mind, the heart negates,
its beat, will further desolate.

I suffer, when about you, my mind I have made up clearly.
My grieving heart I have strained with no remorse.
Am I wrong, or somehow you have deceived me?
To the mind or to the heart belongs this force?

You I trust, more than myself, though I am not naive.
But if I find that you have ever deceived me,
I know, my heart, the truth will not believe,
but my mind, by you, will be hurt gravely.