Statius, Sweet Poet Poem by Lee Janes

Statius, Sweet Poet

Rating: 4.5


Statius, sweet poet, accompany by my side,
While I muse quietly over my changeless love;
Come walk with me closely, matching with slow stride,
In search, for I search in vain, for my dove.
I curse just my luck, cause on this mild day,
She works, and her pretty face, seem miles away.

Past hours of recent weeks, Statius, I do tell,
Of how tender lips have spoken to mine own,
And here I sit, with you great poet, in the sunbathed Bell;
My ears have made my heart joyous welcoming her lovely tone.
So, my Emily, hear this tune, and for sure, truly do know;
That you are missed by me and my friend, much more than
My tune could ever show.

COMMENTS OF THE POEM
Titi Dale 26 December 2012

This has great purpose and, by expressing specific detail, engrosses your readers. A great write! Tiegan

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