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A crow


May the stars explode, and the sun

grow red;

May my thoughts get imbodied and turn

around my bed;

Nothing will change, I will still love you.

 

May a bee sting without dying

for someone's king;

May the universe plummet, and may

the dumb sing;

Nothing will change, I will still love you.

 

 For when you'll recognize love, as you do

With God;

when your fireflies will see that I

am louzily flawed;

Nothing will change, I will still be a crow.

 

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BenayadOussama

An old-fashioned poet in a contemporary world. Too narcissistic to love you. Too altruistic to love myself.

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