My
lover's life is that of a moth.
It runs
and flies all around, tirelessly.
Its wings
flutter and their sound echo my life.
Its
failure pleases, as it drowns in me.
Laboring
night and day, just to once feel me.
Consummation,
is its destiny he knows, and yet
My lover
struggles for more. He makes promises
Bets and
swears on his life, tells me stories and fantasies.
Weaves
dreams and of places to go, sings songs
And
promises of memories he owes. A lot of love and
Not much
to speak. He whispers several sonnets in my sleep.
And keeps
me waiting for many nights.
Hopeless
helpless, few may pass, I wait for him.
No
appearance, and then comes another. I try not
But grow fond of him too. What happened to the love gospels?
Ah! He
promises, but thou himself does not last forever,
For my
lover's life is that of a moth.
I imagine a female jazz artist crooning this.
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