Poems by Mark

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  • Those dreams of mine;
    Shape shift and twine...

  • I wonder if you know I love you so;
    As vast that you can dream, as real as touch...

  • My darling Marie utters to me
    “my love I will marry thee...

  • When I behold the blossom hues of spring
    My eyes unfurl into the buds of hope...

  • In homage - splicer of Aladdin's reel;
    a bow, beneath the centered piece so drawn...

  • Tho' I have aged, her grave appears as new;
    Instilled in time with time that stole her youth...

  • It seems that the unborn
    whom passed before birth...

  • If soared beside a pearly cradled rose
    therein a rattling joy; o' stillborn child...

  • Could which of nature's art, out-glow her grace?
    Of silver specks in night, I start with ease...

  • 'Tis quite balmy here by the bay
    dally I may and sand I play...

  • The nightfall smears a biding shade and plume
    as Nyx complexed the clear diurnal day...

  • My heart beat's a faithful song
    once covered by my sin...