Poems by Mark

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  • If he, like I, whom view with dimming light:
    The final setting sun within his glass...

  • Let he, whom in my kingdom, read here wise:
    Your eyeslids best be closed when near my love...

  • Should I inform these pages of our bed?
    Could words have words for what is most unsaid...

  • Try (3)

    Doubt all my words,
    create shadows behind thine actions...

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

  • A poet suffers for his part;
    In penning that which stains his heart...

  • If dreaming paths the way to where you are
    Then why has none to you, so taken me...

  • Wherein the haven, dwells my stillborn child?
    The crib could not illumine gilt enough...

  • I wonder if an unusual flock of white crowned...
    Were there that day, that fateful day...

  • Shall I exalt your grace as seasons bring?
    In winter; you're a frosty glazed escape...

  • Shall I from heart reveal your grace in rhyme?
    Your tenderness enthrals a love thought lost...

  • I must compare you to the spring in May!
    You warmth a light too have my winter's done...