Sonnet Reading

 


Life, Sorrow, and Love
VINCE KENDRICK BARIMBAD

Can I be with you? Can you trust in me?
Am I not worthy to be by your side?
I am in a curse everlasting, see?
Shall I refuted be although I tried?
Hath life not given me things I deserve?
Hath life brought only sorrows to live on?
The love that I gained; love I must preserve.
The sorrow that life hath brought; HOPE be gone!
Despite the sorrow life hath brought to me
Love outhined the Dark Soul residing here.
Love vanquished the great big pain within me
Allowed thee to be brave, not knowing fear.
Life gave me sorrow, brought to thee Despair,
Love gave me thy will that none can compare.

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