No Love Again

Haunted by memories of yesterdays,
I lived myriads of burning rays,
No… no… no… no love again,
I often drown in little rain.

Over with cry of despair,
As love needs constant repair,
Away with the bellowing pain,
Enough is enough feeling slain.

I hear you saying: love again!
How can I love and I am drained,
How to forget the sleepless nights,
Only insane repeat the plight.

What can I tell you to get lost,
The heart iceberged won’t defrost,
How to undo what I did wrong,
Except my tragedy to prolong.

I’ll live my hell in every way,
Here or beyond the tomb clay,
No… no… no… no love again,
I often drown in little rain.

For once in love I’ve fallen,
The head has gone in recess,
I followed my heart calling,
To the beloved home address.

The eyes blazed like emeralds,
Nights’ pearls lit the heavens,
The heart sings and heralds,
Praises of the new haven.

Love like uncorked champagne,
Ready, like a dam, to outburst,
As it leads its strange campaign,
To drunkenness and more thirst.

Despite aches and endless pain,
Dare to tackle love once again,
As love much sought for like rain,
Though troubling yet revives the slain.

Despite memories of past,
Dare to love and your dice cast,
Go ahead with the new romance,
Let your heart resume the dance.

Do love this time without tears,
Trust your mind beyond the jeers,
New emotion soon will prime,
Over the previous lover’s slime.

New love should bring renewed hopes,
As you’ll be walking on tiny ropes,
Learning what you have done wrong,
Makes the new love mightily strong.