Old Fool Poem by ivor or ivor.e hogg

Old Fool

Rating: 3.9


In my nocturnal wanderings
I would with thee my sweet abide
and cosset thee with pandering
To show the love I cannot hide
Of late thou dost not welcome me
As in the past thou wert wont to do
There is no reason I can see
my faithful heart belongs to you
I fear some youth usurps my place.
Now thou hast picked my pockets clean.
Though some may say thou lackest grace.
I will remember what has been.
I can forgive but not forget
The lesson thou hast taught me yet

8-Jun-08
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COMMENTS OF THE POEM
Sid John Gardner. 10 June 2008

Oddsbodkins thy words would do thee great justice in lustier times old friend..Nice write Ivor...Remember me to Mr Marlow.... Sid.

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Marvin Brato 10 June 2008

Thought provoking write my friend Ivor... old fools always seek for excitements! Just like old carabao eating young grass! A 10.

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Susan Jarvis 10 June 2008

The essence of Shakespeare lives on! Beautiful! S ;)

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Lynda Robson 10 June 2008

I love this Ivor, they say there is no fool like an old fool lol,10 for this Lynda xx

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Hebburn.Co Durham U.K
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