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Steadfast


An Excerpt from "The Writ" by Paul Gray
©Copyright 2012 by Paul Gray. All rights reserved

A man may set to mind a task and bring his back to bear
To make provision, clothe and feed those felled beneath his care


What sanctioned quest shall interfere with that which he must do
In such a chore my heart has found what it would do for you

 

This pain called love yet so desired hath brought an ill felt hurt
Yet while my heart hath pined for thee, still with this sorrow flirt


How monumental vast this chasm stretched before my heart
Yet patiently I wait for thee till death its peace impart

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