Rusted Gold Poem by Lovita Morang

Rusted Gold

Rating: 2.6


RUSTED GOLD-[1998]
Lost myself,
Loving and caring;

A stranger-
In the vacuum of my imagination,

Touched over his shadow,
That befall onto me.

Shroud woven-A Gift,
From the thread of Gold;

For Love-unloved.

Must be rusted-The Gold.
Ungrateful-

Wished and prayed…
Unheard.

Shines invisibly,
A star…
Amidst the crowded stars;

I could gaze him in the daylight of my life,

Worshipping the footprints
Of a betrayed Love.

In shame, bathed in the sweat;
Of celebrated summer carnival...

COMMENTS OF THE POEM
Sidi Mahtrow 14 July 2009

Fool's gold it's called A blend of iron and sulfur That glitters like gold But when carefully examined Reveals that it is nothing but A bit of rusted metal Combined with the smell of the devil. Sulfur in all its ways Leads others astray Until in a combination with iron It seems to be What it was never meant to be. Fool's Gold s

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Lovita Morang

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Arunachal, Assam, india
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