APRIL - MAY 2024 COMPILATION
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CXXI - Peace;
CXXII - Perfect pair;
CXXIII - Early riser;
CXXIV - (A place called) Gensokyo: A brief intro.
CXXV - Love's feathers;
CXXVI - Divine dancer;
CXXVII - Miss you;
CXXVIII - I wish.
CXXI
CXXII
CXXIII
CXXIV
(A place called) Gensokyo: A brief intro
Lies hidden somewhere,
Around the Yatsugatake Mountains,
A place quite rare.
They call it,
Gensokyo, the land of illusions,
Or fantasy, that'd also befit.
It's home of Youkai of all sorts,
Humans, spirits, beasts; Also items
That once forgotten or lost this world imports.
Long ago the Hakurei set a barrier to protect
This fantastic land from
The Youkai Expansion Project.
Legend has it their people live in isolation,
And with the outside world,
Have little to no connection.
Its inhabitants have developed
Their spirituality and
Kept tech slightly underdeveloped.
Sometimes bizarre incidents happen
But they often get solved
By a well-known magician & a shrine maiden.
Should you ever wake in here,
Beware of the Youkai,
Or else in a second you might disappear.
CXXV
Love’s Feathers
I don't judge you,
You turned into this
Against your will.
You died, without a true love's kiss,
Or perhaps violently, perhaps ill.
You got the wrong set
Of wings you deserved,
A beak that doesn't fit your pretty face
But you still conserved
Your humanity, of it there's still trace.
You're beautiful, my dear.
And if I could I'd hug you lovingly
And do anything to make you happy.
For you're no monster, astonishingly,
Just a girl victim from destiny, unlucky and unhappy.
Mu Shuvuu is your name,
If I ever see you around...
Or f you ever find me,
Just follow the sound,
The melody of love, and you'll see...
That there's always someone,
Somewhere, that understands the beasts
For they too have been treated like one,
They'll give your heart the greatest of feasts,
And with that make you feel the curse is undone.
Just so you know,
Even shape-shifting as a demonic bird
You still are beautiful,
And luckily for you, Mu, I mean every word
This poem is for you, written with affection, plentiful.
MAY
CXXVI
Divine Dancer
Appealing, gracefully,
Passionately she dances.
Smooth moves, each executed carefully
Accompanied by a joyful expression, and
Radiant smile, growing as she advances.
Astonishing beauty her kind might possess,
She both gods and men can easily impress.
CXXVII
Miss You
I miss you,
We no longer chat as often
And I fear our feelings might soften
And vanish in the wind, eventually.
I miss you,
We no longer spend time together
And I fear of losing you forever
Due to time passing by.
I miss you,
And knowing you're not as attached to me
As I am to you, I fear our love ceases to be,
Due to feelings withering and dying.
I miss you,
And since I live in constant conflict
With foes of my closest circle, I fear it might inflict
Damage in our loving relationship.
I miss you,
I need you just as much, and I love you,
But I fear there'll be moment, out of the blue,
In which we give up and choose to part ways.
CXVIII
I Wish
I wish I were a poet
To write poems about her,
Everyday and night, with no limit;
Gift her verses so loving and passionate.
I wish I were a poet
To bring the sun to her days
When by itself it chooses to rise not.
That'd perhaps, to her, mean a lot.
I wish I were a poet
I truly wish I were a real one but
I lack the skills and motivation,
And alas, yet again I wrote, another literary abomination.
What does it feel like to be a poet?
When will I know if I can be one?
Is it boring or is it fun?
Am I being delusional or dispassionate?
Why am I not yet a poet?
To be a poet, what do I lack?
I know not, but it's time I put the pen down,
And at last take a step back.
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