My Beloved's Face Poem by Rani Turton

My Beloved's Face



My beloved's face has haunted me night after night;
Many were the moments I spent eluding sleep
Many were the words I wrote on white sheets
And wordlessly, I often did weep.

I did not want to become yet another melancholy
Sentimental selfless shell;
The night was so dark, so obscure that I felt
I had walked on the paved road to hell.

My beloved's face has haunted me night after night
And sleep eludes me still;
When dawn finally does come will I still be
Standing by this windowsill?


Copyright: Rani Turton

COMMENTS OF THE POEM
Sandra Fowler 03 February 2010

A world can be written in one person's face. If morning finds you by the same windowsill, it is where your heart tells you to be.Beautiful and poignant. A poem worthy of the name. Love, Sandra

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Ranjit Ravindran 30 January 2010

Lovely rendering, both of feelings and of words. Memory is cruel at times.

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