Goodbye, My Bride Poem by Ravi Kopra

Goodbye, My Bride



You fight over nothing.
Pack up, get ready to go
back to your parents where
you lived all your life. You
wave in the air a goodbye.
You smile as if you're a victor
and I sigh as if I a victim.
Goodbye forever, dear?
You have been a good girl
a good daughter, but do not know
how to be a good wife. So be it.

Once you find out how much
of myself I have given to you,
listening to your every whim
and scruple, how much I have
loved you opening bare my
heart to you, you will reaze
there no one in this world
who loves you more
than I do. You will want
me then, and I, who knows
where will the winds will take me.
Good bye for now, my dear
goodbye forever, who knows.

Tuesday, May 1, 2018
Topic(s) of this poem: goodbye
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A Wink From Hesper - Poem by William Ernest Henley

A wink from Hesper, falling
Fast in the wintry sky,
Comes through the even blue,
Dear, like a word from you…
Is it good-bye?

Across the miles between us
I send you sigh for sigh.
Good-Night, sweet friend, good-night:
Till life and all take flight,
Never good-bye.

-William Ernest Henley
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