On the off-chance the poets one day will
Write of our love with wit sharper than mine,
Erasing details in order to fill
Marginal notions of meter and rhyme,
Striking out hard times for meaningless good,
Carelessly flourishing withering pens,
Boorishly scribbling over what could
Spell out the truth in more capable hands,
I hope the poets don't learn of our love!
Nor teach the world false, through elegant tale,
That knowledge of love the world's in search of
Could ever be found without true love's hell.
Foolish writers! Love, the sonnet of life,
Is equal parts joy, and equal parts strife.
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