by sophiasummerNorthland, New Zealand
Oct 2015 803 Views 0 comments
Tardis (Scene 1)
To whom shall he say
I have but loved no more
yet treason,steps upon my door step
To curl the fathom of the sword
what greatest depth shall I swallow
Seek you're hanging branch
Snap
if you will run
Yet with simple steps
caressed
with lonely heart
Be but strong
My heart lay
For ever in the eye
Stupefied by hands
dumb founded
by words
To touch
is yet unknown
to sleep
Is well
I have but loved no more
yet treason,steps upon my door step
To curl the fathom of the sword
what greatest depth shall I swallow
Seek you're hanging branch
Snap
if you will run
Yet with simple steps
caressed
with lonely heart
Be but strong
My heart lay
For ever in the eye
Stupefied by hands
dumb founded
by words
To touch
is yet unknown
to sleep
Is well
~ ~ ~ ~ ~
Posted: Oct 2015
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