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Aug 28, 2024

Trinkets of the Loins, Poetry Readings by Sarnia de la Mare #life #death


Trinkets of the Loins


Oh how I longed 
for cars and women,
for trinkets
of the loins.
See me,
hear me, 
I am here,
deserved of love.
What life is this
to be ignored,
to be a man
that no one saw?
To melt into 
oblivion.
Time steals decency,
devours pride.
We all but disappear
into its ravenous jaws,
its greed for souls
never 
satiated.
What life was this?
No one recalls
my strength of 
being.
Yes, I was here!
Was I not
someone's
hopes and dreams,
if not my own
at least?
A mother's son?
A woman's desire?
Is there really
nothing 
that remains?
Naught 
but air
once 
breathed?

©2024 Sarnia de la Mare

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