Friday, November 15, 2013

The Snow-Melting Passion (Poem)

Remember those days
When passion melted the snow?
When fires burned in our hearts,
Both of love and hate.

Dark nights on snow hills,
Watching an ex-lover leave.
Far from home,
A cold walk to follow.

It did not feel fair,
As if she stole my joy.
I thought “Death before Dishonor”,
So why was I not dead?

I wished to burn her remains;
I thought she had fallen.
My body burned with tears,
As the world grew cold.

The snow-melting passion
Did me more harm than good.
It taught me violent hate,
And I forgot selfless love.

-Zero

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