In The Name Of Love Poem by Jan Andrei Manzano

In The Name Of Love

Your smile resembles the blue skies and seas,
The sand and the clouds, the fishes and the birds—
My favorite scene, spot, and comfort in my solitude;

I adore your gracious physique and cheerful character,
With your enlightened mind and wondrous dreams…
That led me to magical reveries and unusual wishes;

Although your charming glimpses are ephemeral,
While my gazes are vehement—deep-rooted…
Even though your words are simply, barely just words,
While mine are almighty poetries and stories…
You still awaken the violent volcanoes within me;

So divine, my heaven, yet you are too high to reach,
Will you ever be mine and will I ever be yours?
Never have I ever fought in the name of love,
But for your radiance, for your placid smiles…

I might borrow a sword from Hephaestus.

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