Here is another example of the romantic influence on my poetry. Don't remember the context, and yet, I like the point I have tried to make here.
It rains outside my window
The pattering of those raindrops
Echo the beats of a long lost heart
That spell out her name - end from start
I press my face against the window
Push against the metal grill
To feel the cold wetness on my skin
And douse the fires within
It rains outside my window
And it rains in my heart
but my skin is still dry and parched
And thus my burning heart arched
I scream, I moan, I struggle out
To break free of this cage
That holds me from getting wet
From salvation, from clearing debt
I see her then, outside my window
Standing in the rain
Arms beseeching, calling slow
"come under my warming glow"
I want to douse this burning
This guilt, this pain, this remorse
I want to surrender in her arms
and bask in her eternal charms
"Am I strong enough", I ask
"To break out of this cage,
Of errors, mistakes, and blunders
To tear this prison asunder?"
"Can I get another chance,
At love, at life, at breathing right,
To win your heart again, dove,
Will I be forgiven, my love?"
She smiles, she grins, She barks a laugh
For a moment she glows like fire, a fiery red
And then she's gone, and I'm left, in the dark
Alone, with the unrelenting rain, cold and stark
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