Aoide, If I Can Only Master But One Line Poem by Captain Cur

Aoide, If I Can Only Master But One Line



Aoide,
Within this crumbled page, all hell for me,  
my youthful passion fades in steep decline,  
words do falter; then, I awake in thee!  
If I can only master but one line 
my mortal heart can win thy love divine.
I take my knife and make these verses bleed,  
not saint nor king can halt the flow of time;  
to know thy bed, should all the Fates decree
to own the heart that will my master be.

Friday, July 6, 2018
Topic(s) of this poem: goddess,love and art,muse,mythology
POET'S NOTES ABOUT THE POEM
From a series of love poems to the goddess, Aoide. One of the three original Boeotian muses.
1) Aoide, What Glistens On Thy Lips
2) Aoide, Silken Is The Falling Moon
COMMENTS OF THE POEM
Robert Murray Smith 06 July 2018

A finely crafted write.++10

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