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Waiting
July 31, 2009
Love is not a time of hate
or coldness to thyself
The fire in your heart is lit
burning; waiting for a companion
He shall always see me
as a spring morning
As the dew on the leaves collapses below, and the sun shines above
But what shall I think of him
For he is as sweet as a summer's day
No one shall steal thy love between us
Nor shall death bring thy wanders inside
Still we wait,eye to eye
til' we shall truly face eachother again
If anyone were to disturb with thy fancies
As if me to see upon it
they will then see my true love
© Yaniris M., Boston, MA
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This article has 5 comments.
lala said...
on Apr. 27 2010 at 3:56 pm
i love it fmf ur off the hissle! jk i really liked it it was indeperenseibleism, it was the most thoudeperticism poem im ever read and let me tell you ive read poems that were indesteruptlis.
FlyleafFreak DIAMOND said...
on Mar. 21 2010 at 8:21 pm
Wow, this is absolutely stunning! I really can see the Shakespeare in this, but also your own personal touch. You should put some more work on the site, this is really good. Seriously, I really mean it, never stop writing.
Lonleydandy said...
on Aug. 11 2009 at 8:45 pm
I like it. I can tell how the Shakespearean works inspired it as well.
