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Sonnet 01


I was a half-hearted lover that day, When my lady hurt me,left me alone Like an orphan with rumbling tummy And even the name of mine,I'm unknown. Like a sun dying in the coming Evening,and me shaking from pain;suffers With my blood bleeding but still resisting. Like a castle invaded by my foes, I will break and fall then siege my people To slaves and me will bow below their toes. Know that I'm conquered,I chilled myself. It was a nice day in Summer weather. And me scoring the team for every shots, Saw you standing and smiling,but tempting.
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