The Thirteenth hour © 27/05/11A Poem by Brandon Henson 1990By Brandon HensonAs i wait... One hour or was it Two? Sat idle under a tree, as my watches hands strike Three,
Your face clouds my every thought, i count the times your glowing face appears, Four,
Five,
Six through to Eight, My nerves and teeth are now set to grate,
Now my watch reads Nine, I rush maddly and blind,
Its now the hours of Ten, Elevn and Twelve, Head over heels in love my thoughts begin to delve,
Seconds creep by and minuites cease to fly,
For at the Thirteenth hour, You are here at last into my arms,
Forever i will grasp, Only forward we shall look, A new chapter in our book,
O how i crave the next Thirteenth hour. © 2011 Brandon Henson 1990 |
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4 Reviews Added on May 26, 2011 Last Updated on June 2, 2011 AuthorBrandon Henson 1990Tauranga, Bay of Plenty, New ZealandAboutIm a 20 year old chef who writes poetry for fun and when the mood strikes me more..Writing
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