David Jargo

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So long you were my true friend;
I held my Love, yet love would not end.
My heart believed what my head did not know;
I told it not, yet in such silence it did grow.
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Under blazing Carolina sun clouds float by,
Overhead I see chattering white gulls fly,
In double sets, waves crashing upon the shore,
I shut my eyes and dream of you once more.
...

Today I wrote your name upon the sand,
But came a wave and washed it away.
So I wrote your name upon my hand,
And pressed it to my lips so it should stay.
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David Jargo Biography

I am a 28 year old architect and work in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. I'm single and have a house in the country outside the city. I'm an avid runner, a sometime triathlete and a sculptor. I feel my iron sculpture is my purest form of artistic self expression, but I do write short stories and poems too. Feedback and comments are always appreciated, so please feel free to comment away.)

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On Handrawn Cards To You

So long you were my true friend;
I held my Love, yet love would not end.
My heart believed what my head did not know;
I told it not, yet in such silence it did grow.

And it lived though watered in fears,
Through night and morning with my tears;
Its very sunlight was only mortal smiles,
Fear and doubt became love's true trials.

And love grew both day and night,
Till love became my only light.
And my soul beheld its shine,
When I knew that You were mine.

And into my garden a secret did hold.
The night had veiled this secret untold;
When came the morning I was glad to see,
My Love outstretched in front of me.

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