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Josette by William P Haynes Monday, January 31, 2005 Rated "G" by the Author. Share Print Save Become a Fan Barnabas Collins longs for his departed love
Undying Inamorato My love is as the seas of Widow's Peak beloved Josette Where David roamed and I once knew true life It is night at Eagle Hill and you are truly gone From me, forever taken, my ardor And by the gloaming do I yet arise The eternal hunger searing And was it not this which brought you to grief That caused you to call out, "Monster." Was my happenstance so loathsome a thing To wed yourself to thanatos While my pallid lips could but cry your name Oh fair Josette Not by cursed death be taken Nor by witch's spell Yet it's true your love be cast upon the eternal winds And I have not grasp to touch but solely the rememberance Only that is left me, my beloved Only that and nothing more
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Reviewed by Tracey L. O' Very (Reader)	2/6/2005

Wow What a remarkable poem. tragic and sad. The last lines so honest and true. unexplainable only knowing it's gone. Reamarkable. elliot. Very Nice and thought provoking. I truly Love your style am in awe! Thank You Love Tracey xoox hope you are getting shorter days and lossa respect. Have a Great day Everyday. and Smile! makes 'em wonder..... : ) xo




Reviewed by Mitzi Jackson	2/3/2005

very creative and yes interesting like reading something back back back in the day enjoyed you here!!




Reviewed by Regis Auffray	2/1/2005

Interesting creation, William. Thank you. Love and peace. Regis




Reviewed by Huda Orfali	2/1/2005

Very interseting poem and very well crafted Well done.




Reviewed by m j hollingshead	1/31/2005

enjoyed the read




Reviewed by Judy Lloyd (Reader)	1/31/2005

I have not heard of the reference to the old Dark Shadows in a while. Interesting poem here.