Kisses Fond Poem by James McLain

An affectionate kiss, and then divide us.
A good-bye,
and then for always!
Deeply in heart-extorted tears
I of thee disengagement of each *sighs*
Antagonistic and I the meanings;
thee of wages of love and with it under standing.
Who will indicate that fortunes thus afflict it,
While our star of hope,
does hope it start from Her?
Me?
Both tearful.
They flutter in thy light;
Dark despair bright around me.
Know thus we blame my imagination lost was partial,
nothing could resist my Fancy;
But to see it was of l to like it Love but lips,
and love for 'lips' her always.
We never had each loved like this.
To indicate with kindness.
We never had such love,
indicates the blind man.
Not ever joined together-or not ever separated-
We had joined in the middle broken.
Thee of price deep well,
hearts by the thousand accessed and most honestly!
Thee of price paid well,
Thousands love to kiss them better and expensive!
Thine is like a joy and a treasure,
pleasure, love, and pleasure!
An affectionate kiss, and then divide us.
A good-bye, alas,
for always!
Deeply in both hearts-extorted tears I of thee,
thee from I.
Engagement * sigh* antagonistic and both hard working.
Such our wage of love and both the wage... fond of kisses.