Love's Yearning

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This my first poem to submit to the group and after reading some of the others, I hope mine improve. There's some really good stuff on these pages! Thanks, Ladyquill

Love's Yearning

The night was cold,
But, I was warm in your embrace,
And as we lay there face to face,
I trembled that I was old.

In my minds eye,
I met you young, and stars above
Twinkled and hung over one such love.
The heavens, on high, would sigh.

I've searched my heart,
And in my soul a yearning has come
Of who you are and where you're from,
And that we'll never part.

Alas, that I'm a sham,
And we shan't meet until I chance
To give true love a fleeting glance
And offer who I am.

But, the night is cold,
And I tremble that I'm old.

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A poem begins as a lump in the throat, a sense of wrong, a homesickness, a lovesickness. It finds the thought and the thought finds the words.

Robert Frost (1875-1963) American Poet.

Ladyquill’s Poems (8)

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ONCE BUT LOVED 0
TOO MANY SAD PEOPLE 1
CRYSTAL MORNING 1
FEAR NOT 1
TOO LATE 0
FAITH 0
And Great Passions Flowed 0
Love's Yearning 0

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