And Thou Too Poem by christina henry

And Thou Too

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The moonlight rolls down like a river
The silence streams out like a sea
And for where the eastern winds quicker
My farewell goes floating to thee.

Like night when the sunset is fading
And starbeams troop up in the skies
Through a cold dark and lonely forever
Gleams the light of the poet eyes

And sometimes when i am weary, when the path is thorny and wild
I'll look back to the eyes in the twilight
Back to the eyes that smiled
And pray that a wreath like a rainbow
May slip from the beautiful past
And crown me again with sweet, strong love and keep me, and hold me fast.

Thursday, August 24, 2006
Topic(s) of this poem: eyes,farewell,rainbow,sunset
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