A Letter To My Wife A Doctor Poem by James McLain
A Letter To My Wife A Doctor
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Now that time has come; because we did together.
While oranges are oft good, and soon then be in name.
And if the moon becomes so large and pale then full.
So common though I be and you did come out, with me.
Remember that, the first red alley, darker still to come may be.
The second time once reversed, a lonely road, so long to me.
Wednesday, August 19, 2009
Topic(s) of this poem: lonely,red,remember,together
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