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I have one last desire
Let me die
In the evening silence
By the sea

Let my sleep be a wing
And the lime tree be near
Let my skies lay blue
Over water

Let nobody mourn me
Besides autumn
Through the song of her leaves
Falling

Let the springs run down
While the moon will slide
Through the eyes
Of pine trees

Let the sea moan with passion
In my loneliness
While I'm silently turning
To dust

Alice Baudoin

Monday, December 21, 2015

Topic(s) of this poem: death

poem poems Loneliness

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This is a translation of the great Romanian poet Mihai Eminescu

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Manonton Dalan 10 January 2016

beautiful wish..start planning so it will happen and good luck.

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Howard Savage 04 January 2016

Spiritual profound statement concerning the last desire.

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Alice Baudoin 04 January 2016

Thank you, Howard.

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Jesus Diaz Llorico 22 December 2015

Nice desire...sad poem about death nevertheless deep and lonely..10+ rate

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Alice Baudoin 22 December 2015

Thank you, James :)

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