Open Poetry #38 |
To A Beauty Adored From Afar (sonnet) |
CastleGuard Senior Member
since 2003-04-30
Posts 760Alberta, Canada |
Oh, dear Beauty - thou art the life that lifts A soul above the edge of doom; when hope Is lost, and naught is left but sorrow's gifts; When one will face the dark and silent cope With the murmuring shade of aching flow — Yet, there is no fear of such a doomed fate When thine eyes cast forth their warming glow And melt the icy floes that drift in wait - When thine image wafts into the dreams Bedewing the parched desert of the heart — And there within a hope of love then gleams And waits, thine lips to form the cryptic dart: Beauty, thou art the life that giveth breath, Yet thine lips may but equal deal out death. CG |
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Kristabell Senior Member
since 2003-11-29
Posts 678Portland, OR |
Very nice. I like the old style writing you used. Kristabell |
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