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hush

If you should ever leave-

Suddenly set sail and quietly vanish on the horizon,

Or

Slowly, silently fade away like the tides-

I’d mourn the loss of you quietly,

Softly banishing you to a silent watery

Grave in the hushed recesses of my memory.

If you should ever drown your love for me,

And, silent, slip under the waves,

I’d quietly walk along the sands and maybe

Reminisce, but most likely not, silently watching

The hushed shells of blue-grey and brown quietly

Burrow into the wet beach, silently

Breathing salted air.

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Poetry is finer and more philosophical than history; for poetry expresses the universal, and history only the particular.

Aristotle (384 BC-322 BC) Greek philosopher.

morgainecnyll’s Poems (45)

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Doormat 0
Sonnet X 0
Options 0
The Perfect Metaphor 0
Bystander outside Arby's 0
The One 0
2:00 A.M. and unable to sleep 1
For Alex 0
If love was meant... 3
Consummation 3
Why I am Silent 0
Wanderjahr 0
Elysium Fields for You (In loving memory of James Patrick Garis, i.e. Uncle Jim) 0
Nebulaic 1
hush 0
Clarification
s, Pt. 1: Love
1
The Fall 0
Immobile; Narcissus, dying. 0
Phasing 0
liminal 0
Why I am Silent 0
Tsavorite (Sonnet VII) 0
Christmas for Franklin 0
John Brown was a Strange Father 0
This Purpose 0
Revelation 1
Prodigal Revisted 2
the climb 1
random 1
untitled 0
sonnet 8 2
untitled 2
Fairy Tail 0
thoughtless 0
Feb. 3, 2008 : The Beloved Son 0
Sonnet 6 0
April 22, 2007-- Sonnet V 0
Ophelia 3
July2006—Hi
nc illae lacrimae
0
June 27, 2006- The Hollow Cost 0
Amor Vincit Omnia (In Wilfred Owen Style) 2
April 26, 2006—Phenom
anon
0
April 7, 2006—Sonnet III 2
February 29/March 2 2004— the Stirring 1
Mechanical 1