Sullen-Inclined, Ere These Shades Poem by james watkin

Sullen-Inclined, Ere These Shades

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Sullen-inclined, ere these shades
Do gain on us
And a day of high spirits
Is descending
A smile, a song on our lips;
Kissed for bonus!
Conscious of which chance, ran with
Is life's, loved in.

james watkin
Friday, August 27, 2021
Topic(s) of this poem: life,time,affinity and love
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Brook Renwick 27 August 2021

I understand the first part James. Can I please ask if the last two lines mean that you are aware of the choices you made but you are loved? ? ?

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James 28 May 2022

Thanks for interest. Sorry for late reply. Its about making the most of our time here. By loving ete.

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Chinedu Dike 27 August 2021

Insightful, brilliant and motivational.....

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James. 28 May 2022

Thankyou so much. Sorry for late reply

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