Thus, With Out Thee

Thus, With Out Thee

A Poem by Michael G. Smith
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I would rather die than live with out my found soulmate

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What are tis' scenes
Vibrancy; hues of skies
Shadows of black canvas night
If, I be blind
And shall not see

 

Melodies about
Twilights oft tis' gentle breeze
Or, that of morning songs dear
If, I be deaf
And canst not hear

 

What of thy touch
Sundrops upon skin
Or, dew wept upon heel
If I be paralyzed
And wilt ever feel

 

Or of ‘tis words
Stagnant amidst the poet
Of wisdom within ages, undefined  
If, I be mute
And shall not quote

 

Alas, passion's infatuations
In deepest loves free
Or gone, unto ardent sorrows
If, but man
I canst never be

 

For, if I merely exist

Thus, without thy love
I shant live when I am not whole

 

Forwith, days leave bitter tastes evermore

Of nothing, but blank space

Ne'er chance or choice of 'er painting

Art from without tis' soul

© 2016 Michael G. Smith


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The love of a woman can surly make a man humble.in my case it seems to be essential to happiness But be that as it may I think the greatest feeling i ever had came the day my son was born and after long reflection i realized the new feeling i had was the first time i loved another more than myself it was the epiphany i needed

Posted 11 Years Ago


Tate Morgan

11 Years Ago

i have one granddaughter now and she is the new light of my life
Michael G. Smith

11 Years Ago

Your singing to the choir! My wife called her yesterday on Skype (She lives in Georgia) and she aske.. read more
Tate Morgan

11 Years Ago

me too

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Added on March 7, 2013
Last Updated on February 12, 2016
Tags: soulmate, love, color, sky, death, life, man, woman, god, freedom