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sonnet 3 "prologue"

Poetry By: blackMind at dawn
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To continue the verses of the concealing thoughts, this poem give rise to the writers idea of life as love is concern


Submitted:Apr 1, 2011    Reads: 59    Comments: 1    Likes: 0   


Sonnet 3 (epilogue)

To the sweet verse poem in my memories

I reckon thee and to thee I shall see,

The quietness at quietude--- that please,

With an old tune, lest returning to me:

I travelled with thee in such a journey,

And found in there, where I could remember,

The sound of quite lass, that brings the day

To where concealed from concealing days o'er:

In such a leafy spot of place, I sigh,

For the time, the faces of dear moments,

Hath gone and drowned an eye looking up high;

And found that yesterdays bemoaned to learnt


But if I spent my days in silent way,

Therewith I smile for I just dreamed of thee

                                                  vanofdawn2011





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