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Longing


I’m longing for you. . .

As the robin longs for spring,

I know not what degree of warmth;

Your advent to my frozen xyst shall bring.

 

I’m longing for you. . .

Please take me where I belong;

Oh! I hope the spring comes soon,

I await the robin sing his first song.

 

Benumbed are my nerves,

To come and thaw I adjure – 

Oh! Come now, quench this longing;

For yours and only yours forever,

I will constantly be belonging. 

 

 

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