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Seymour Tabin
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0 posted 1999-11-17 11:30 AM


Soon

Do not grieve for me my sweet,
Stay safe and warm your abode.
Taste the good and bittersweet,
Soon I take the homeward road.

I will see you in the spring,
When cherry blossoms line the path.
Wrapping us in beauties cling
And radiance of the aftermath.

Let your mind a moment play
O'er these written words I write,
And they will warm you in a way,
That only words of love can light

It's what I do to keep me sane,
To help me wait the morrow.
I often dream where we have lain,
To lift the weight of sorrow.

Soon my arms will form an arc,
Caressing you with finger tips
Peel away the lonely dark,
Kiss the solid of your lips.

I can not wait the coming goal,
To hold the other half my soul.

© Copyright 1999 Seymour Tabin - All Rights Reserved
Ohme
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1 posted 1999-11-17 12:06 PM


Seymour, I deliberately look for the poems you post. They are so lovely, as is this one.

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Yesterday is history, tomorrow just a mystery. And if today is good to me how could I ask for more?

RSEvans
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2 posted 1999-11-17 12:10 PM


Beautiful Sey....

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Once I was brilliant, now I no longer shine, but the twinkle in my eye speaks of another time.

Seymour Tabin
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3 posted 1999-11-17 02:04 PM


Ohme,
Thank you for the sweet compliment.
RSEvens,
Thank you for the beautiful.

Michael
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4 posted 1999-11-17 04:15 PM


This is one of the most beautiful pieces I've ever read, Sy, from anyone. I was touched deep inside with this one.


Michael

Severn
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5 posted 1999-11-17 07:33 PM


Words fail me here - just...just...gorgeous, moving, tender. OK - not a complete failure. Tears rose - that probably says enough!
Marge Tindal
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6 posted 1999-11-17 07:38 PM


Oh, Seymour ... you touched my heart with this one.

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Elizabeth Santos
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7 posted 1999-11-17 07:47 PM


I am in awe, but not surprised: I am bewitched, but not taken unaware: I am enraptured, but always expect to be - by your poetry. But this time, this time- I am stunned!
Elizabeth

hoot_owl_rn
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8 posted 1999-11-17 09:43 PM


Beautiful Seymore

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Alis volat propriis
(She flies with her own wings)


Denise
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9 posted 1999-11-17 09:47 PM


Simply beautiful. Words can not express what this made me feel. So lovely.

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Denise


Seymour Tabin
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10 posted 1999-11-17 10:51 PM


Michael,
You do me praise that is high indeed, thank you so much.

Skyfyre
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11 posted 1999-11-17 11:49 PM


Breathtaking.

--Kess

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Seymour Tabin
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12 posted 1999-11-18 11:54 AM


Severn,
Forgive me for not getting back sooner.
Your wonderful praise made me blush.
Thank you so much. *L*
Marge,
And you touched mine with your answer.
Elizabeth,
Thank You
My words have flown the abyss of time,
On the fragile wings of rhythmic rhyme.
And the timeless words have come to rest,
On the warmth of your acceptance nest.

The nectar of your youth and flower,
Sets fire, bygone youthful power.
And here I sigh, "a rhythmic mentor,"
The abyss too great, this old centaur.
I have fallen in love with your mind.
Hoot,
Thank you for the sweet words.
Denise'
You always warm my heart, thank you.
Skyfyre,
Thank you much for your breathtaking.

suthern
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13 posted 1999-11-18 01:54 PM


This is lovely, Seymour... Well done!
Elizabeth Santos
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14 posted 1999-11-18 03:30 PM


Still gasping for breath at the beauty of your poetry
Elizabeth

Martie
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15 posted 1999-11-18 03:37 PM


Oh Seymour you have written a beautious poem, so sweet and so full of love.
Sunshine
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16 posted 1999-11-18 03:40 PM


Well, given my week, and being away for some 36 hours, and coming back to this at the top of the heap...

all I can say is, I think I will copy this off, and have it read at my memorial...

for this says it all... to love, and be loved, for all time.

Thank you, Sy!

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Sunshine
Look, then, into thine heart, and write ~~~ Henry Wadsworth Longfellow


Severn
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17 posted 1999-11-18 07:08 PM


Well Sy - this seems to have struck a chord with all at netpoets! So I'll put it right back up there for you so it can catch some more hearts unawares! (And blushing is quite unnecessary... )
Seymour Tabin
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18 posted 1999-11-18 10:35 PM


Suthern,
Thanks for the lovely
Elizabeth,
You have my *L*
Martie,
Thanks for the sweets.
Sunshine,
You use the poem, you already have my love.
Severn,
You are a joy and a friend. Thank you

Mike
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19 posted 1999-11-18 10:41 PM


although I attempt to read all your poems... somehow I missed this one... Mr. Tabin, I truly enjoyed.
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20 posted 2009-03-02 01:36 PM


What a moving piece.  Just reading all the ones I missed, when I miss you.
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