I Am Not Without You Poem by Lewis Peat

I Am Not Without You



No my love, I am not without you.
When my heart beats, I know that your heart is beating, too.
When I smile, I know that somewhere out there, you're dancing
To the harvest—and the moons are gathered in pairs,
And the roses are whispering about what to wear,
And the elephants are yawning like tired dogs,
Leaving their footprints in the sand.
No my love, I am not without you.
The melody of their mixed vocals, when they sing for us-
It's true that I am not without you.
The seagulls are bearing messages from moon to moon,
From sea to sea,
But still you cannot hear me.
The chimpanzees are playing drums, trying to master
The rhythm of our hearts.
Still my love, I am not without you.
No my love, I am not without you.

POET'S NOTES ABOUT THE POEM
They lie who say that death is worse than the loss of love.
COMMENTS OF THE POEM
READ THIS POEM IN OTHER LANGUAGES
Lewis Peat

Lewis Peat

England
Close
Error Success