A Valentine's Gone Poem by MELVIN BANGGOLLAY

A VALENTINE'S GONE
Melvin Banggollay


V-alentine is here once again
whisphering on my window pane
A love flowing with lovely gain
As I feel the refrain of faling rain.

A love that filled my heart with joy
with desire like a melting alloy
Everytime we share and employ
Passionate romance full of joy.

L-ucky am I for having this queen
with an enchanting smile so serene
entwined upon a body I'ved seen
with angelic beauty I used to dream.

E-verytime we share our passion
I behold that the gate of delution
Opened with songs of great oblivion
As we sip love without hesitation.

T-ime moved so fast till my queen
Filled my nights with tears unforseen
As she leave to find another king
to give her flowers endlessly glitering.

I-n my slumber upon my meadow
I used to spend the night with sorrow
The love I used to have still show
In a dream I burried so long ago.

N-ow its valentine again, my maiden
Hope you'll be back and be my eden
For I still long the love we'ved been
For you're the only love I'ved seen.

E-verytime, I come to think of you
From the day you left me in sorrow
I felt the love I have then for you
Still haunting and beating for you.