My Youth And I

by Mark   Jun 3, 2019


Take all the light until i'm out and deep
That I may linger where you rest in me,
And tho' you hide there well and bide in sleep
Again your sprightly sight would I then be.
You first arrived as swift as you had left
And I took you to stay; as dawn to light,
Yet from my skin and then my skin's bereft;
To mourn a love that held my better sight.
Reunion of a kind, as that proposed:
Would have deceived the years that had you lost?
Denying time when time had you reposed,
And all I made dissolved and none accost.

Yes depths may take me to your golden cast!
Yet I as now tho' old, has still to last.

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  • 4 years ago

    by Mr. Darcy

    Lovely sonnet, Mark.

  • 4 years ago

    by Hellon

    Lovely verse. Can I ask a question...

    Take all the light until i'm out and deep

    ^^^

    is the i small for a reason here? I know some poets seem to favour this style but they continue it throughout whereas you haven't. Just wondered??