Wednesday, July 5, 2017

Cautious of Love Poetry (poem)

I'm cautious of love poetry now,
both my own and other's,
watching for signs of obsession,
confessions of idealization.

If the beloved is “perfect”,
they might just be a fabrication
of a poet's romantic mind
plagued by its own imagination.

If it's focused on the beloved's beauty,
how divine or angelic they are,
then they're more a moving statue
than a person in the poet's mind.

But if the poet blames their beloved
for enticing them with their beauty
like a temptress Eve,
then certainly the poet is to blame.

After all, perfection is impossible,
beauty is meaningless,
and no one is responsible
for your feelings but yourself.

-Zero

1 comment:

  1. Love is poor alone. Love is weak if it is to fuel the one's EGO. Love is fragile when one into this dynamic of strong feeling breaks it by miscomunications. Love is unpure when Sex is the cement of the relationship. Love is unforgivable to the ones who use their partner(S) as consumable and disposable sex toys rather than humans with hard and deep feelings. Love is unrelevant to the ones showing their partner(s) like we do in a showroom rather than someone who's completing us. Love is nothing more, nothing less, than something that you cannot name it but that you can feel it. That feeling, so fragile, so weak alone, so gentle, is made from the fruit of a sharing and an union. Let it be that way. A strong song who explain this feeling well is What is Love from Haddaway. Really deep poem my friend!

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