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A Lover's Lament
by Hazel Statham
Saturday, February 02, 2008
Rated "G" by the Author.

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A lover lost at sea.

Moan on o' winds of ill-warned change,
Moan softly o'er the valley.
Moan loudly o'er the mountain range,
For my love I cannot marry.

So cruel is the world that rent us apart,
That cut our souls asunder.
That tore and broke my faithful heart,
And all my life did plunder.

For winds did howl, and seas did rage,
And tore my love from me,
So now I must live in Hell's own cage,
For all eternity.

Hazel Statham Author of Historical Romance

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Reviewed by Annabel Sheila	10/7/2009

Very sad and tormented emotions eminate from your poem, Hazel. Nicely penned. Anna




Reviewed by Sheila Roy	9/22/2009

Love the rhythm and the heaviness of the sadness. Excellent! Sheila




Reviewed by Mariann Klimczuk	4/6/2009

A powerful message of love, yet a sad departure. Welll written. Mariann




Reviewed by Susan MacAllen	3/25/2008

I'm convinced. . . you were a bard in your last life! Again, I can almost hear the music. .




Reviewed by Mary Quire	2/2/2008

Powerful write. The sadness and disappointment are an offshot to its deep interlying anger. Very nicely written

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