Sonnet 11: My Love Is Infected With Wild Desire Poem by David Wood

Sonnet 11: My Love Is Infected With Wild Desire

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My love is infected with wild desire
To gather you and hold you in my arms
With a new song I hope to inspire
And serenade your heart to my sweet charms.
Any doctor will agree with such action
A prescription most suited to my needs
To dwell within your heart for just a fraction
Would be a starting point to sow my seeds.
But would loves labours last the test of time
Or would your sweet heart grow cold with languor
Where times ancient clock softly fails to chime
And where my love will find no safe harbour.
Is it therefore better to love and lose?
To love or not to love, I will have to choose.

COMMENTS OF THE POEM
Theodora Onken 23 May 2013

Love this one David. What part of Wales are you from? Are you acquainted with Sonja Benskin Mesher?

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Neela Nath Das 23 May 2013

An awesome sonnet on love.Wonderful.

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R.j. Wynn 23 May 2013

Crazy good poem, if a man could keep the wood out of the way!

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Dave Walker 23 May 2013

Love is the best thing in the world, a great poem.

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Caleb Adegbite 23 May 2013

hmmm, a very nice ending...... If i may ask, What inspired this?

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