I asked in the love of our days,
“What will you last love me for?”
She kissed me with these words,
“We will mourn many deaths,
Before we mourn our own…”
So she said “…a poem.”
Poems inspired by life…
I asked in the love of our days,
“What will you last love me for?”
She kissed me with these words,
“We will mourn many deaths,
Before we mourn our own…”
So she said “…a poem.”
I can not say what I know, or don’t,
Yet I pray for your smile.
And even if today you won’t,
One day it will be worth the while.
Cantos continued…
In that we wait for end,
Mid fading winds of sand.
In dark refuge of night,
Silent word prays…despite.
Between the borders of my self,
The lips of the departed mourn,
For there my spirit descends,
Taking the eyes of death.
And come to me truth,
Even as the sweetest sorrow,
That a morning
May be free tomorrow.
A stanza for thought.
As you fall beyond the west,
Beyond the plains and ridges rest,
Take what of day was true,
And make gems of morning dew!
Let the young robin sing
To tell his slumber’s dream
Let his notes soar and string,
The melody of a morning stream!
I saw one fig, maybe more,
Left behind at winters door.
It’s true, it seems, though over,
This seasons follows a different order.
A winter wind arrived too soon,
Spilling spirits of a memory forth.
An embittered song of the North
Soaked my will with her tune.
She howled and cried and covered
The gorgeous Autumn colors,
And beat upon my wooden door,
And scratched upon my rusted shutters.
She tucked me in as a mother
Would lay her child to rest…
As night and day tottered together
Drunk near death in winters nest.
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