A Thousand Miles Poem by Edward Clapham

A Thousand Miles



A thousand miles is not as far as these few
inches between us, here as we sit in quiet conversation.
Simple friendship is not enough, though it should be,
when I am endlessly fascinated by your unfolding nature.

I cannot but love you, though only friendship is your
wish and I seek the intimacy you reserve for another.
I miss you and it is the harder for these few inches
between us, and I am the lover and you the loved.

Tuesday, November 22, 2011
Topic(s) of this poem: love and pain
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Edward Clapham

Edward Clapham

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