GREENWOLFE 1962 Poems

When I wake in early morn,
Each time the day is new.
I thank the Lord that you were born,
As I'll die loving you.
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A friend to light a candle
When darkness overcomes.
A friend to hold you closer
When distant thunder drums.
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In all worthwhile endeavors,
No matter size or scope.
It shall either have a life,
Or die, a thing called hope.
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Of all the lessons learned in life
By every creed in turn,
Acceptance is the costliest
Mankind has had to learn.
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I sat in a circle of angels.
A place I had not been before.
I heard the sweet choir of Heaven,
Sing praise to the Lord evermore.
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Twas once upon a time I stood
Nearby the sounding sea.
By the man, who loved the maiden.
Beautiful, Annabel Lee.
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I burned them all to ashes,
The things you used to say.
I guess you didn't write them down,
So you'd avoid this day.
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Oh Lara, let me tell you
If I may, this one more time,
How much I really love you,
In poetry and in rhyme.
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She's the darling of the woodland,
And I seek her endlessly.
In the mountains fields and meadows,
Searching every bush and tree.
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Now everybody needs to find love somehow
When somehow, theirs may die or pass away.
I know that while it may seem gone forever,
Somehow, they'll find true love again one day.
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