When To Love; When We Run And Face Our Hide — A Poem For Lover’s Lost
When the Heart is Heavy and Burdened with Many Toils — who shall answer then? — who but a stealing voice.

Love calls you by your name —
Love remains wistful, if you forget
And bash its aimless intentions —
Love remains stalwart for the fostering
Game it plays upon the heart
After the role of the last,
Never gets refilled —
Love calls you by your name now —
For the war; after the parties;
Through the stark night had.
I wished I remained to love
By past rejoinders
But that is all deeply
Demurred in mystery to me —
To remain in that love anymore.
When to love; when we run and face our hide.
The soft skin of our notions
The daring to remain enclosed
Wherein all tenderness was lost
In the reiling torment of
Losing you, that love
In all those years.
When to love; when we’re chasing our hide.
To cull it away — to crawl,
Under the sheets and tattered cloth —
When is that complexion of love
Recalling you again?
Tell us, oh great enlightened one.
When the great introspecting prison
Is calling Hugo a foreign boss —
When the man is depressed it is
Deeply rejoiced, and hardly bounced
Too loud again.
When the woman sighs and peddles
The sexlessness from this bodies
Hammered out thumbs and thighs —
With the contagious glassy eyes —
The body cannot whilst she must go without.
Ten minutes is an eternity awaiting the firing mark
When it is eagerly deferring to its own lover’s mortal recoil
When the heart is refound, but the slumping body
Slacks off starkly to the sides.
What can one do but await till the next retrial?
What can it do?
What must you do?
What shan’t I do?
Barren you are, but ever contagious still —
Awaiting me there, all this time —
Barren to the kissed and supped breast —
Nakedly erstwhile, groping all touch aside;
That is my sign to sigh.
Not like the last, is the sole, simple remark to this;
And to that, the dust is blown, and the candle is out —
Must I demur over it for much more?
Lover’s brutal bare backsides —
You jest, you jest!
And to that, the no further coil is recalled —
I demur fondly, as eagerly as it must.
I had no further say, hereafter.
Swings the drumming beat no more.
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