Don't I Love Thee?A Poem by Amanda
Don't I love thee?
How incredulous of thought. That my blood doth pulse At the very mention of thy name. That mine heart frolics When interlocking fingers Send shivers of delight Through my fragile skeleton. How can I rebuke thy affections? Each inch of my body quivers To return the heat offered. Say not that I love not When mine days are illuminated Only when thee shines upon them. 'Tis the faint of heart who accuse The act of their own doings. And thus I should be questioning Not the placement of mine heart, But where thou hast put thine own. © 2014 Amanda |
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Added on February 22, 2014 Last Updated on February 22, 2014 Tags: Shakespeare, love, romance AuthorAmandaNJAboutThe lion isn't sacred when not sleeping near the lamb, it is evil when it eats unless it's feeding from the damned, all the children painted diagrams of God upon their hand, hoping somewhere on this s.. more..Writing
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