Tell Her Poem by Colin Ian Jeffery

Tell Her

Tell her
I tremble at her name
Days and nights
Empty and austere without her.

Tell her
Love is an empty cup
Without her
Time hard and desolate.

Colin Ian Jeffery
Friday, July 14, 2023
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