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Sonnet 1 'Your Head Lay On My Shoulder This While, Love'

Your head lay on my shoulder this while, Love,
And let us rest here, while the nations move!
For we have moments we only dream of,
And, for this respite, nothing we must prove.
I shall, awake, recite your favorite song,
Recite! -- to sing in your ear is too loud!
We shall lie in repose here, all day long
And I shall tell you what has made me proud,
My faults, desires -- and listen well to yours!
For there are secrets still, we each must learn
Our Love's a fountain set loose, and it pours
The tenderness for which we -- beaten! -- yearn!
We shall not interrupt this best of days!
For this outpouring all unquiet slays!
Copyright © | Year Posted 2018

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November 25, 2018 at 11:45 AM
finding joy in the present even in a big bad world. very nice. your poetry has a lovely understated hope and an appreciation for all things good.
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