First draft dates from 2013. Tweaking it here and there this morning.
I have lost my soul's delight
I have lost my soul's delight,
Sweet songbird, dark nightingale:
I would follow her in flight.
She has fled and vanished quite.
Still I search, to no avail.
I have lost my soul's delight.
All my world is gloom and blight.
Without her, my strength grows frail.
I would follow her in flight.
Now I see the cold sad sight
Of stars in heaven, and I wail:
I have lost my soul's delight.
Sleepless till the morning light
Turns the sky indifferent pale,
I would follow her in flight.
Heaven's splendour, once so bright,
Now appears wretched and stale.
I have lost my soul's delight;
I would follow her in flight.
Poetry by Uncle Meridian
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Written on 2022-03-04 at 11:48
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