Mocking Light In Your Eyes by M.A.Meddings
This poem was written on Christmas Eve 1959 at a party. I had just found my girlfriend kissing someone else, and the world ended. Well no actually it didnt. I began my apprenticeship as a fool. Therefore for all you youngsters who have just fallen out with your boyfriends or girlfriends, I am a living demonstration if one were needed, that life in some form or another, goes on. Posted for the very first time in a lighthearted vein.Yet secret blossom of my heart
Cold and unreal though you be
Your beauty still enraptures me
Then lifts me o'er the simmering life beneath
And beyond the mists of oblivion
Then know you not of my love
Save for the fleeting glance
The mocking light in your eyes
Eyes that glisten and shine
Wish you were mine again and then
The cut of your hair brown silken affair
That dances and flows as you move
Dearest one how I might hold you near
Kiss away your fear and the marble coolness
You put before me
Oh! how i might hold you
Oh! how I might love you
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Written on 2006-09-15 at 13:19
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