Charles Henderson Poet Rhyme

Without Your Love

Without Your Love

Without your love, my life
I feign would ebb away.
Without you love, that
kindled flame of passion’s fire,
would turn to ashes cold and gray.

Without your love, my heart
grows cold, my feelings dead.
Without your love, those moments
when we chance to meet,
would change from happiness to dread.

Without your love
these eyes these lips so lonely pout.
Without your love to free my
lonely spirit from it’s hideaway.
To ride kindred spirit, seeking it’s way out.  
  Charles Grady Henderson
    May 13, 2020

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Mrs. Yolanda Nicholsen March 19, 2024 at 12:21 PM Awesome write enjoyed reading your work here

Sara Kendrick October 10, 2021 at 5:19 AM I like this one. I feel like you are speaking about the love poetry but maybe not. If for the love in your life, I am sure she was honored to receive this poem. Sara

Jerry T Curtis October 15, 2020 at 5:36 AM A Lovely poem Charles, I alway appreciate a poet that has the gift of rhyme, it makes the reading that much more special. Let me read more