Never love the lover

As a romantic poet, I wonder if one should never write of love's reality. The romantic poet has no time for a shared romance because all emotions are within the write.

NEVER LOVE THE LOVER.

 

Soft hand does hold the poet's polished pen,

And tender are the very words he wrote.

But trust not the lover, worst of all men,

Let emotions hie the road of love, take note,

For if the poets pen make's fair heart tame,

Then you lose and lover wins the game.

 

 Never trust the lover who wears secret smile,

Or whispered words that he so gently spoke,

Stealer of hearts who pens such sweet style,

Mending none of all those he gently broke.

Curse you your folly and rend hearts cry,

If your heart-beat stops when lover goes by.

 

 

Cheat is this crafter of such magical myth,

Who blinds those eyes with such gifted tune.

Subtle are the words from emotional stiff,

No light from a sky full of cloud-hidden Moon.

Harden your heart and be deaf to siren's call,

Then you'll find no love's hurt, nothing at all.

Reviews

[Great Aunt Astri]

Ah well, that is a thought to ponder upon! Do poets live up the declaration of their poems!!! You are right 'harden your heart and be deaf to sirens call' ... best thing to do when he is in that mood. Take him down to the pub and then see what he has to say.
Otherwise a beautifully constructed poem with natural sounding rhymes. Good for you!

[ron s king]

Take him down the pub!!! And what good is a man in his cups? The romantic poet love's love with a certainty of delicate words and a vast of imagination...But, as a lover, he makes a better drunkard! Thank you kindly for your comment and received with a smile...

[Great Aunt Astri]

You ight be a bit hard on the lover ... I am sure we all have moments of the lovers sentiments, but life doesn't half hit hard when reality steps in!!!!