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Her


Loneliness lies inward,
My heart not set at ease.
My problem is moving forward,
So turbulent; not just a simple breeze.
I yearn for something more,
Some romantic great return.
But I sense this is only lore,
To me everything is rigid and stern.
Everything seems wretched,
My view of life distorted.
Alone is where I tread,
And my emotions I have aborted.
But then she came along, that beautiful face,
And for her always, I would make my case.
 
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