Of His Childhood Sweatheart, Nursed Poem by james watkin

Of His Childhood Sweatheart, Nursed



Here's my head, and with it, the burden
Sweet, of world-wearying plaint.
"Lay it down, dear, dearest, on your 'saint'
For her miracle to lighten".

Bands of cascading wistaria I saw
Over Heaven's embankment.
"A be-charmed eye the miracle lent
Which over my brow did soar".

- which were succeeded by visions, tumbling
Aureoled, over Time's spool.
"No, no, of destinies I would be, fool
In 'yes yes' but fumbling! "

Tuesday, October 1, 2019
Topic(s) of this poem: affection
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james watkin

james watkin

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