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Seasons have passed, the tide has gone The wind blows somewhere far away Green blade withers 'neath a scorning sun Since I left you there, alone to stay. The love we share shall never slow, As perpetual as the churning sea If tomorrow never comes, just know- Someday, somehow, I will return to thee. By starlight borrowed and moonlight strung, I bring these sorrowful tidings to you- Yet more time will pass, but mem'ries shall last, But promise me, love, you will always be true. Promise me the world- Promise methe stars. Promise that you'll never leave me Alone in the dark. Just promise me one thing- That all you say is true Promise me your love- That's all I ask of you. |
This poem made me feel relaxed and the flow was really nice. It sounds good when read out loud. I can imagine reading this in a book or, dare I say it, on a gravestone! Lovely, really lovely. Mel.| Posted on 2006-08-02 00:00:00 | by litllost | [ Reply to This ] | well i don't want for your first comment to be negative, but there needs to be a space between me and the in the final stanza. | other than that, i thought this was a very fluid piece, if not moving. the image i recieved was this maidien of light standing midst the fields of sorrow and flowers of morning song, with her hands outstretched to that someone, pouring out emotion. as she cried, her tears carried by the wind to fall upon their cheek... just a glimpse, but like i said i felt that this was a quite fluid piece, and i do look forward to hearing more of your poetry. merry meet and blessed be Loquacious Mind | Posted on 2006-08-02 00:00:00 | by Loquacious Mind | [ Reply to This ] | |