Liege Lord Of My Love Poem by Hannington Mumo

Liege Lord Of My Love



Liege Lord of my love, all naught I rate my minuscule wit
In want of a matching mind to well prostrate homage pay
To that solemn duty by high heavens lent,
That cherished vocation of my fleeting day.

Liege Lord of my most bosom affections - the very liege superior
Over the fiercest there ever was over the galactic canopies…
All my feeble talents I all worthless deem
As that Eden-baited airy boasting's piece.

Which renders the ensnared all unworthy of firmest duty,
Who treat as frail for honor the benefits of deity beauty.
And duteously departing from any such heedless heads
I herewith color my austere paths with all-heeding reds.

Liege Lord of my life-lasting love, spurn not this earnest avowal;
This full-voiced volunteering that my sparks be hence voided null,
And forever an ancillary fiddle play
To that dear Destiny's eternal say.

Tuesday, February 19, 2019
Topic(s) of this poem: love,love and life
COMMENTS OF THE POEM
Doug Bentley 19 February 2019

who are you praying to? who are you addressing? you? who are you praying to? you...ideal you? your mother? your life giver? who are you addressing? a smudgy mirror? with a frenzied hand? my grandmother had a little sign in her kitchen that said...don't take life so seriously...you'll never get out alive anyway! she skinned live rattlesnakes for fun when she was a kid!

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