My Love's Silent Song

You might feel love has no hearth in my heart Because I never once caressed your curls, Nor have I sported with Cupid's love dart, Pranks nor yet jinks, our ship has sailed in lulls. But let me in the name of love confess: Shallow love tends to have a sweeter tongue, As lesser pens pen too pompous a song, The more I love the less I need to stress. Deep waters of depths the serene most are, Shallower the streams greater goes the roar, True love stays steady like a polar star, So stands my love— harboured in heart's deep core. My river of love flows ceaseless for long, One day I'm sure ye shall cherish my song. ______________________________________________________ Sonnets | 23.11.08 |