Emma Mantle Poet Quatrain

Thine Love and Mine

Art thou my one true love?
Then let our hearts entwine;
allow our souls to dance at will
and I shall call thee mine.

I claim thee as my only one,
thou knowest this is sure,
my heart hath finally found a home,
my love for thee is pure.

Tell me dost thy heart exist
to beat with mine forever,
and through the years that yet to cometh
will our souls still dance together?

Will our lips still grace a kiss
when age hath left its mark,
and will thy love still hold a flame
like a candle in the dark?

When time dost sap our vital force
thy love I'll still behold,
for I shall seeth in thine eyes
a love still young and bold.

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Johnny Sumler August 17, 2011 at 11:16 AM You deserve a standing applause for this masterful write. Reads like a classic Emma! This entry should be overloaded with comments! I love this poem! A spectacular write!

Carol Sunshine Brown August 10, 2011 at 12:39 PM Thank you for posting your excellent poetry that we all may enjoy reading it. I wish you the best in your writing endeavors Emma. Love, Carol

Doris Culverhouse August 9, 2011 at 4:51 PM I enjoyed your work....I have always liked the name emma it is pretty.

Steven Cooke August 9, 2011 at 3:39 PM what a romantic poem. i normally do not like the old english, but in this case it works. the bronte sisters would have loved this . top write Emma, loved it.