You heard me well,
Abandoned screaming
at the Golden Wishing Well
And dreaming you
while I fell
a death
and in a second in a glimpse
there at the Hill's peak
you flew over
just giving a shriek
You excisted!
You were true!
And in all my despair
you hurdlish flew
Must've been your struggle for life,
cause no nightmare creature ever defies
the warmth of daily sunrays
without the promise of love and true lies
and you just flew
Hurdlish flew
Like you knew
To guard me
to love me
from and for
My tarnished emotions of a lost lore
So now I thank the Lord above
who made me awesomely raged and madly in love
And I'm not made of cherubin roses
though they once bloomed at my bed
And I'm not solely made of thorns either
though the fewest I had
With you flying over
Don't forget to bite me
For you are the one
the only true mighty
One single bat
who saved me from rain
to show love again
And it poured
And it poured
But so only
on the tree's branche it once sat.
This poem has not been translated into any other language yet.
I would like to translate this poem
Wonderful poem, Tinnie. Thanks for sharing