Desolate Union

Thy hands, fragrant, on my breast--

The softest touch I ever savoured

And the scintilla in thy words,

O the memory of an experienced night.

As the gleeful bird on the highest bough

And whenever thou lookest through green and green

I roam from verduous shrub to shrub

Of thy garden immensely embellished.

Then thy flower thou tuck’st into my hand, 

The fadeless pleasure I return to thee.
Copyright © | Year Posted 2016

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