deepundergroundpoetry.com

Image for the poem The Beast and The Bard (Reposted & Revised)

The Beast and The Bard (Reposted & Revised)

   
Much like a coin, he has two faces    
one side, the beast, lacks good graces  
makes love without inhibitions,  
he lives without conditions  
no thought for tomorrow,  
all time is only borrowed.      
   
Coarse and ferocious, governed by passions    
he does not intend to control,    
does not wait for or expect permission;    
he desires and obtains without cajole.      
   
The beast takes liberties that sorely challenge    
even the most pious woman,awakening dormant passions.      
He incites uncontrolled lust, consumes without guilt,    
feels no need to justify his actions,    
there is no such thing as cease and desist,merely reaction.      
   
The other side is the bard,    
his words torment the mind    
and grip the heart with their charms,    
even without being directed in concrete toward someone,    
they leave you in pieces,your spirit undone.      
   
The elegance of his phrases creates fantasies in the mind,    
like a passionate lover, although ephemeral,    
he frequents your dreams and your ardent thirst satisfies.      
Upon describing the scenes of ardor he creatively contrives,    
you live them in your imagination, a vision sublime.      
   
Step by step he weaves his prose and poems    
and so captures you in a world of daydreams.      
How does one dispense with him,after knowing such as this    
when the addiction has already been born deep within?      
   
Stoic and quiet;    
he gaze is gently voracious, expressive,    
it declares what he feels at that very moment;  
he venerates your body with just a look  
that says volumes although unspoken.      
   
He wants to explore the most sensitive areas,    
every corner of your mind and body,    
until he arrives at your soul    
the prize for which he is striving.      
   
     
Aug.2011      
Gypsy Red      
Written by marielavoue (Gypsy Red)
Published
All writing remains the property of the author. Don't use it for any purpose without their permission.
likes 1 reading list entries 1
comments 1 reads 961
Commenting Preference: 
The author encourages honest critique.

Latest Forum Discussions
POETRY
Yesterday 11:03pm by Ambjr
SPEAKEASY
Yesterday 7:10pm by Ahavati
SPEAKEASY
Yesterday 5:20pm by SweetKittyCat5
COMPETITIONS
Yesterday 3:57pm by summultima
SPEAKEASY
Yesterday 2:47pm by Ahavati
SPEAKEASY
Yesterday 12:11pm by Josh