A Companion's Lament
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I remember your tender smile And the texture of your hair . . . We came together for a while But now you aren't there.
I remember the song in your field When we named ourselves a pair And our partnership was sealed . . . But now you aren't there.
I remember the warmth of your arms, And the comfort of your care When you shielded me from harms . . . But now you aren't there. |
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I remember the gleam in your eyes When you whispered "Do you dare?" And the murmur of your sighs . . . And now you aren't there.
I remember passion's lies As I felt my soul laid bare But all that's living dies And now you aren't there. |
poem © by D'Yon Klempner 2/5/2000
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