E. Pendragon Poems

Can you hear me?
I asked, kindly to the wind,
The pitied looks the stars gave me,
I knew this was the end.
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Oh I wish I was your rucksac,
So i could follow where you go,
Snugly placed upon your back,
To follow in your tow.
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With the farewell of day spoken,
The soft night has gently awoken,
and so I part,
with a sleepy heart,
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Hear now angels! My declaration of love:

If he be sick,
I would seek to remedy his ills,
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Your're the one that is meant to understand,
My worries, my strifes and fears,
But your words of solace fall shallow on my ears,
To madden my grief so I slowly drown in tears,
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O cruel universe! how you gave me my dream,
So sweet and promising!
I supped on nectar from those wishing stars,
and held my hopes up high.
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There is a foulness blowing in the air,
and I like it not,
Cold secrets flutter to burn hot,
and your words are in the air,
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I lost my voice; not to silence or to sound,
I lost it to doubt who ran it a-ground,
I had always thought madness; a pretty place to be,
But it is not as lonely as I expected it to be,
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Meet me in the waves between the dancing peaks,
The wind carries kisses between our lips and cheeks,
Meet me in the ocean between the sway of the moon,
Moans of delight shall be our silvery tune,
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In my painful moments,
it's your face that shines brightly in my mind,
It eases my deep suffering,
if only for a time,
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