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Forever
by Robin A Spicer → (All Poetry by Robin A Spicer)
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Does Love ever Die?

 


Forever


 


 


 


She sits alone in the bar every night


The half-filled glass held tight in her fist


She sits in the corner out of the light


She is trying to look her best.


 


She dreams of a time so long ago,


He’d  told her he would meet her there


She waited in vain but he did not show.


Before her, an empty chair.


 


She remembers the night she fell in love


How they’d danced ‘till the morning came


Her heart had took flight soaring above


They’d kissed then he’d taken her home.


 


In a week, he had promised to meet her


Right there, in that very same place.


A night of love they would share.


Lost in the warmth, of their embrace


 


She had waited for him, that Saturday night


She had waited and waited in vain


Her tears had greeted the morning light.


Her heart was filled with pain.


 


She did not know that he'd gone to war.


How he'd flown straight into the jaws of hell.


His smiling face she would see no more


Of his love, he would never tell.


 


She waited for him many long years.


She knew he would come to take her away


Daily she greeted the sun with her tears


As homeward, she wended her way.


 


They found her one morning still in her chair.


‘Twas a sight that made their blood freeze.


A smile on her face, light shone through her hair.


Held in her hand was a freshly picked rose.


 


R A Spicer © August 2, 2004  



 



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 Reviews of "Forever"
Reviewed by Amira van Kerk (Reader)
Reviewed on August 2, 2004
Wow. Excellent write.
Does true love ever die? Good question. I don't think so. Even if we try to let it die, it stays alive...

Reviewed on August 1, 2004
Hahaha! This speaks tooo much of my poem "Why Aren't You Here Yet, Love?" and the way the cover of my Summer Edition's Newsletter. LOL!

I was going to repost my poem "Why Aren't You Here Yet, Love?" with the cover of my Summer Editions Newsletter, but now you've beat me to it first. Hey, are we of the same tracked mind? This is just way tooo weird!!!!! Hahaha!!!!! What are we poets going to think of next???

Love this write of yours indeed!!!!!

Sandie May Angel :o) :o)


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