Troubadour

by Aidyn   Mar 13, 2005


Your love is like a troubadour
Who sings of prosperous times.
Of fate and trust and love and lust;
And happiness sublime.

Your love is like a troubadour
Who tells of better things.
With you close and near to heart
My mind yearns to take wing.

Your love is like a troubadour
Who fills stout hearts with hope.
When you speak, O my fair one
How easy it is to cope.

Your love is like a troubadour;
Brings tales from far away.
Under your fair beauty, I
Can hardly fall astray.

Your love is like a troubadour
Troubled ones your singing soothes
Sit by me and cure my soul
By musing little truths.

But there's one thing about your love
That definitely lacks;
Your love is like a troubadour:
You leave and don't come back.

As always, I'd like your opinions on this, so...if you could...I would REALLY appreciate at least a vote...

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  • 19 years ago

    by Krystle

    Hey Man,
    I took over krys' thingie great poem.... I read them when im bored..... andways heres krys

    Um yeah...hi, that was Jenn. She desperately wanted to leave a comment, so I let her hijack my comp for a few moments. Excellent work my friend, Keep it up!

    lots of love,
    ~Krystle~ XXXXX

    Loveyou tonns
    JennXXXXXX

  • 19 years ago

    by Aidyn

    Now, JUST IN CASE you don't know what a troubadour is (and I really don't blame you if you don't), a troubadour is a medieval or Renaissance travelling singer--a minstrel, if you wish...Just to clarify...