Leaving Brighton Poem by Francis Wells

Leaving Brighton



I kissed him goodbye
And strode for the train:
Trying hard not to cry
By refusing this pain.

My head knows this ends
With our meeting quite soon;
Yet my heart still pretends
That our love has been doomed

To fail. As we part lips
And the distance grows long;
This new journey gives tips
To be steadfast and strong.

Next weekend we’ll meet
To profess “How I love you! ”;
Hoping never to part
‘Til that last journey, a Dieu.

POET'S NOTES ABOUT THE POEM
My partner and I spent a wonderful weekend in the seaside resort of Brighton (UK) . However, as they are wont to do, the weekend ended and I took a train in one direction while he took his in another.
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