Portrait Of My Loves
An Ode
Kudos to my loves old, but not forgotten
My loves that I still long for like that felt by wolves howling at a full moon
My loves that have left their marks on me like ruins of civilizations of yesteryear
My loves that make me ponder: What if?
What if we had gotten together?
Instead of a satisfied heart like the belly of a well-feed gourmet, I have experienced nothing but the breaking of my heart
My heart has been broken more times than the number of broken China after a running of the bulls in the China Shop
Cupid has bleed me dry for he has shot at me too many piecing arrows through my heart
But yet I still give chase to finding the one meant for me
Love need not lay among the stars or among towering riches
As there are riches in the Earth under mud, rubble, dirt, and rocks
And on the Earth’s surface
There is love and beauty in the more and most simple of places
All my loves I did discovered during my schooling in my classrooms
Grades 6-8, one per year
Focused and addicted I was on each them like a moth to a flame
Until the last 2 where I got burned with the latter resulting in a crash and burn
Then wilderness years where I be like a bee
Until a siren come call my name
I came hither and made a move
She recoiled and remorse filled me
For I killed a friendship with my greed for a match
Then Spartan days came. The college year
Mostly a bee once more.
An Angel of Maidan almost carried to the salvation I seek
But the tide of school and tide of life drifts us apart
All of this, Puppy Love yes
All these loves, simple girls not of wealth nor fame
My love for them and perhaps you can them themselves, Simple, ordinary, maybe even plain and/or naive
But my love and my loves are pure and thus are the best kind of love and women