Valentine Poem by Thomas Vaughan Jones

Valentine

Rating: 5.0


Let’s venture to our special hiding place
Where gentle layered passions hold us fast.
As willing thralls who hold each other’s hearts
Secluded from the world and lovers past.

There are few words to tell you how I feel
There are no reasons I can comprehend
Why you can raise me up to boundless joy
No other joy or pleasure could transcend.

I treasure you in all the things you do.
Although I know you never could be mine,
My pleasure comes from simply loving you
Existing as your secret Valentine.

POET'S NOTES ABOUT THE POEM
Nobody sends me Valentines any more. The sap of youth has gone. Here's one I prepared earlier.
COMMENTS OF THE POEM
Poetheart Morgan 14 February 2014

Oh! She must be so happy is not... such freedom in love....You are a happy man that gives your best to your beloved.... In which centuries we're...here? ? ? They know nothing is not Poet? ? ? ?

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Anthony Burkett 13 February 2014

Delightful! The other face of love... requiring nothing... asking nothing... just being... Loved it!

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Valerie Dohren 13 February 2014

Lovely poem Thomas. I won't be getting any more now that my husband has passed away, and my sap has gone too!

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