The Greatest Danger Is Love Poem by Raymond Isaacs

The Greatest Danger Is Love



I have stared into the eyes of death.
I have witnessed its wrath.
I have seen its destruction
Leaving nothing behind in its path.

I came eye-to-eye with evil
And I have faced its rage.
I was trapped in the claws of fear
Like a mouse with a cat in a cage.

I have been in the most cruelest battles
I have the scars as proof.
I lived like a veteran in war
Even though I'm just an innocent youth.

I have walked on cold-hard thorns
The path I have covered was rough.
But through all these experiences
The greatest danger was love....

The Greatest Danger Is Love
Tuesday, June 28, 2016
Topic(s) of this poem: danger,love,war
POET'S NOTES ABOUT THE POEM
I wrote this poem after I fell in love with a girl who already found her other half. I knew the battle for her love was already decided and all I had to do was to relinquish, but I couldn't. I guess it is true... The greatest danger is really love...
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