Before The Lines Poem by Robert J Meyer

Before The Lines

Rating: 4.0


Can there be any doubt?
You have overcome me.
No other stands before you.
This is consuming me.
Here is where I will stand.
I am before you,
A poor supplicant.

Restore me to myself
Or I will be lost in you.
Such is my plight -
Annihilation in your eyes,
The sweet little death we shared -
Inevitable and wonderful.

COMMENTS OF THE POEM
Greenwolfe 1962 04 July 2008

I'll take a flier and think I understand this. If I do. Then this is a rather simple expression of consuming love. If there is such a thing. I can't imagine a more restrained plea emotionally accompanied by a dynamic plea intellectually. I hope this lover reads National Geographic and not Cosmo. Whatever she reads, this desperate lover needs Byron. To read, not write. He can already do that. GW62

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