Sonnet – Petrarchan -- ME
Too much to be written, too much to say;
I have written to you, despite the pain.
I pen what you never hear; words astray.
You never see me, my actions are vain.
I am a ghost, no peace, hidden away;
No warmth, my lifeless shell, cold again;
A ghost of my former self on display
Unaware, my love holds me captive, ain. (ain = belonging to; own)
Thus, my love for you wanes thin with the moon.
As the crescent closes, so do my words;
An eclipse of truth brings quite death to me.
Your bliss, silences me; a loveless tune.
My grief cries to heaven; a flightless bird.
Now it ends; I am alas, in rest, free.
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