Poems by brin macnamara

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  • How does he know how to love her
    This man who has never been married...

  • I call you Mistress of Beauty.
    More lovely and indivdual than a snowflake...

  • Its midnight
    And my house is silent, listening...

  • Tears. (1)

    Today I cry for her,
    and my poem falls to the page...

  • I twitch and convulse living on nerves taunt as...
    Like a traitor to a cursed cause-self condemned...

  • My Lady is a siren who conceals herself within her...
    Her sweet ears deaf to the words of my love...

  • My sweetheart, I recall those January night times
    I spent alone...

  • Alone.
    Orbiting a nebulous planet...

  • Neither you nor anyone sees me.
    Standing, leaning or sitting there...

  • Over the whole world last night the bright orb of...
    Shining with a luminescence like that of your...

  • If by me loving you and not telling you
    makes me a fraud, a coward...

  • Watching you today I caught sight of you doodling.
    Unaware as you are that you doodle on and in my...