Poems by Mark

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  • Behind the thoughtless rush that rules my dome;
    Rebels a thought to it's impermanence...

  • Should twenty more of you and all the same
    Proclaim that they are you and you for me...

  • If I had breath to give but one last word
    Could love weight all my brimful heart's outpour...

  • You, you with that humdrum
    Come feel my heartdrum...

  • My mirror cries, my mirror sighs
    But mine are dry, too dry to cry...

  • Adjure adjure; entreats the scent of a yellow...
    alluring a sweet earthy olive fragrance...

  • All seems different in our abode
    The air boreal, denser...

  • When mine eyes near to close - for truest sleep
    then best her gentle hand beside me hold...

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

  • (I)
    You left the fog that took your heart from us...

  • When mind's own memoirs wither down to bone
    then whom shall know my love in distant years...

  • To dearest love of mine, that has yet been:
    Tho' sight reveals you not, by love I know...