You might think this was a poem written by one of history's greatest poets of love. Not so. You may think these are lines taken from a Shakespearean tragedy. 'Tis not.
These are my words. My poem. To Nightingale:
There once was a nurse
Who kept my heart in her purse
I thought about her night and day
I’m not sure she felt the same way
I’d crawl over hot coals
Just to bring her a flower
I’d eat a billion worms, if she wanted
No matter how bitter or sour
No one can imagine the pain in my heart
It’s crumbled like blue cheese- It’s fallen apart
My affections go unnoticed by God’s lovely nurse
They may as well take away my heart in a hearse




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