Letting Go A Hand, Departing Poem by james watkin
Letting Go A Hand, Departing
What deep for love, too deeply
Warmed up a spring day as through
Had been impressed therein
This hand, left denuded of;
And not Autumn in!
Dainty little maple leaf
While you still can, with unasked for
Assistance swing to caress;
So in passing am re- assured
Of that swept feelingness.
Sunday, May 3, 2020
Topic(s) of this poem: departure,hands,love
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