Faith - Denial Poem by Helen Bauman

Faith - Denial

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What wasted words escape your minion mouth
As insults to my ears, you tell of deeds
My loved one does; that he does not; I vouch.
Yet, your base mind, believing I will heed,
Perceiving wrongly that you have my ear,
Seeks to create of me a lover's wraith
By crafting tales to supplant doubt and fear,
Where ‘til this moment there was naught but faith.
No! These tales describe, without confusion,
Your bitterness, your envy and your shame;
Not my blindness or my love's transgressions,
Who doubtful ever pranced to a quatrain.
No mortal fable unwraps love's embrace,
Forged in spheres of music from soul's grace.

HJB 2012

POET'S NOTES ABOUT THE POEM
This is a tale of faith in a partner. The subject is in strong denial and defending their faithless lover. It could have been about me if I were naive or possibly was at some time, and if indeed somebody had warned me, which they did not. It is purely conjecture. It is about nobody in particular, was spawned in 2000 and finished as a sonnet in Oct.2012.



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