Tongues of Thorns

Tongues of Thorns

A Poem by David Lewis Paget

You think that I

Who broke your dream;
All that you lent
Was wasted there,
And I who spoke
In rhyme and scheme
Have lost the tongues
I tempted there.
 
You tear my shroud
Of wings and sighs
To leave me cold,
Unloved and lost,
While I live out
My storms and cries
In search of warmth
Beneath your dust.
 
But you stare long
At some surprise
That caught your glimpse
Beyond my door;
And the night’s long,
And love bleeds,
While tongues of thorns
Rake my shore.
 
David Lewis Paget
 

© 2012 David Lewis Paget


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This is a bit obscure. I have to say, frankly, that your ballads are better.

Posted 12 Years Ago



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Moonta, South Australia, Australia



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