Hidden Love, Lost Love Poem by Fionnuala Devins

Hidden Love, Lost Love



He means more to her than glint of silver
Sparkle of jewels and gold, together
Her love unseen like a bud in winter
Waits quietly there, but spoken never

And her voice says more than the words themselves
In eyes shine the hidden truths of the heart
Her soft, passionate touch of her love tells
All invisible again when they're apart

But if he were to leave, her world would fall
Crushing her heart like the timber of trees
She would waste away to nothing at all
Feelings locked away, since he holds the keys

But all this is for naught, he is quite blind
The secret of her love is left behind.

POET'S NOTES ABOUT THE POEM
Written for a Shakespeare project last year, so it's written in iambic pentameter.
COMMENTS OF THE POEM
Joe Hughes 24 May 2013

Fionnuala, Very beautiful. I hope there's more to come. Thank you. Joe Hughes on Poemhunter and on joehughes.org.uk

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