To Love; Young Poem by Jorge Alexandre

To Love; Young



Why can thee not stand besides me
Where I stand,
Though thy earth be with the moon,
And thy ocean with the sand.

How can thee be here not,
I must see thee at noon; thy Lenore,
But what to say and what to do;
I love thee; but I love too soon.

I fear death doth come for me,
And that funeral song is to be sung,
For I love thee,
And I have loved thee; since young.

Monday, February 25, 2019
Topic(s) of this poem: age,death,love
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Jorge Alexandre

Jorge Alexandre

Peniche, Portugal
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