GREENWOLFE 1962 Poems

Well there she was, the girl I loved,
With no one at her side.
She smiled and waived as I approached,
In shock, I then replied.
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Yes, it shall be remembered,
Long after we are gone;
How much I loved her truly,
Till we were called upon.
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Who cares about their color?
They'd twinkle anyway .
Someday they'll both have places
In Heaven's bright array.
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Of man and beast and nature's pride,
There is no place its prey can hide.

Of night scopes made by man's design,
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If pain were your compassion
And tears the joy I had.
If tormenting me became your life
And my suffering made you glad.
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She put stardust on my window.
Piercing love beams through my eyes.
She made rainbows of the raindrops,
Stardust colors in disguise..
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Don't be afraid to turn me down.
It never has been free.
And I'm prepared to pay the price,
The cost of loving thee.
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Some are 'sorry' creatures.
They use that word so well;
I bet you've heard it often,
On this they dare not dwell.
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I took a trip last weekend
And you were at my side.
Perhaps, you never thought of me.
What feelings did I hide?
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Please don't forget the Black Things.
They're with you where you go.
And always just beyond you.
The next mistake, you know.
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