SUDDENLY
Suddenly
Passionless bodies with pointless little limbs
Of love could be , the flaunt of what lips could
Feel like once they have been kissed,
Your name runs deep in vain ,
Such narrowness of fame ,
Your love now is all I think about in these lost
Hours of my sleepless nights ,
I have forgotten what arms felt like to be held
By love ,
Under my head till morning it rain until I am
In your arms once more ,
It has been to many cold years of two that is
Without you ,
Too many nights of your love I had to live without !
Our love Is full of ghosts of lost memory's ;
Night's of pouring down rain ,
that tap and sigh in my heart with out you in my life ,
Upon the glass and listen for reply of a love that I hold
In my heart that has not gone cold ,
My heart there stirs a quiet pain of when I lase hard you
Call out my name ,
For unremembered love was the song we both hold in our
Hearts of long ago ; Its you I still wish to hold .
Will turn to me at midnight with a cry.
Without you I feel I had lost apart of me ,
The winter stands the lonely tree, and the song you once
Singed to me is starting to fad ,
know even the birds have vanished one by one,
Yet know its boughs me more silent than before:
Why did this have to take place ?
Why did our love have to in like this ?
I cannot say what loves have come and gone,
I only know that summer sang in me
A little while, that in me sings no more
Suddenly without you my heart couldn't carry on .
Lilly Emery. (C)
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