I sit beside my widow view
And all the flowers born anew
Within reflection, there I sigh
Once gallant knight a damsel woo
The dance that never had an end
A romance shared. Would never bend
The twilight's mist the morning's dew
Such mem'ries force me to attend
The truth of things that we had done
A couple whom oft ballads song
And through it all you were my friend
Of you I rise up to the sun
Another card still left to play
To take me back to yesterday
Just one more time perhaps then done
The sun is ebbing past the day
I rise to find the reason why
Alone I go, for you I try
I love you dear my acts will say
I knew them and they passed this way
Published by Martin Kloess
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Post a CommentSweet memories of yesterdays, emotion so strong the words seem to call out........ Very well written.