02/10/2025
O, the inability to exist after love's death—I live not. LiD, Love in Death, the series of poems born from love beyond its grave.
LiD: Under The Selfsame Moon
Dight was my heart for thee, unto the death,
’Twas perfect once, yet what a lovely twist.
Though sundered far, and drifting we forget,
Yet ’neath the selfsame moon, we both exist.
Thou art the one I loved with heart most true,
Thy fair and pleasing smile made my world shine.
Yet fate and time conspired to part us two,
Betwixt you and I, stood something divine.
Yet maugre love we shared, still none had fought,
Both hearts collapsed and fell upon the ground.
The blood that bled turned soil and stone to drought,
O, "greatest love," thou art with honor crowned.
O, "greatest love," thou art now long forgot,
The grave retains thy dust, yet I live not.
—ZapiThought