Love Sonnet 190: 'Enclosed And Trapped By Night, I Cringed Then Wept' Poem by Reyvrex Questor Reyes

Love Sonnet 190: 'Enclosed And Trapped By Night, I Cringed Then Wept'



Enclosed and trapped by night, I cringed then wept,
While lucky to escape were thoughts for you,
When through a slit, so narrow, they had crept;
And wished I that towards your dreams they flew;
As I have longed to frolic in the sun,
Free spirit of the wild I surely am,
My shackles will all have to be undone,
Lest life, they render no more than a sham;
But I became a prisoner of yours,
When strapped to memories of love we've known,
Bound to the vows of heart that still adores,
Which endured Time as though chiseled in stone;
......Yet in such prison I delight to be,
......Should guards withdraw, still, nary I'll break free.

Monday, October 14, 2013
Topic(s) of this poem: love,prison,wildlife
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