A Poem For Lovers

This is a throwaway piece, a bauble with Valentine's Day in mind.

T.

  Do not cry upon the bridge at midnight,
Or under harvest moons;
  Do not sigh into the fade of sunlight,
Or upon the haystack swell;
  Do not go into the place of shivers, 
Floating like two lost balloons;
  Do not flow into the arctic rivers 
Where the end of loving dwells.
  Smile instead into the eyes of wonder,
And embrace the body tight;
  Slip ahead into the wrath and thunder,
Passion raging in the night;
  Kiss the lips that part with urgent yearning ,
Taste of love upon the tongue;
  May the fires be forever burning
And may the lovers be forever young.
Copyright © | Year Posted 2006

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