Sonnet 45, Feelings Without Words Poem by Peter S. Quinn

Sonnet 45, Feelings Without Words



In my heart you bear the sweetest of light,
The fire of each bloom that grows again fresh;
The certain things that are of day and night,
My soul with shades of new-born - from your flesh.
I will love each bloom that your heart carries,
Flowers, that are feelings - tender and tied;
Words can't make difference when love marries,
With fragrance of nightly flowers that hide.
For each time I tell you: I love you dearly,
Because there aren't other ways to tell you this,
Each arrow from your heart has given flowers;
So straight to my feelings - to see more clearly,
And each minute, hour with you - a dear wish,
Always with love, it continues and towers

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