Out There Somewhere Poem by Zhe Wang

Out There Somewhere



I know, that you must be out there, somewhere-
Somewhere beyond the humid mead, shunning moonlight,
And everything around you puzzling grey;
Somewhere among the easing chill of night,
And your watery grace waiting for the coming day,
When I am waiting by a window, for you, vainly, here.

Where are you, my nameless? Where, in this hour dark and deep,
When it is my tenth night from home, and thousandth
From the day I was here, and you were missing.
Where are you, my love?Where, along that twisting campus path
Should I go and linger all night, searching,
When you are, like everything in the autumn, asleep?

Monday, August 31, 2015
Topic(s) of this poem: waiting,love
COMMENTS OF THE POEM
Kelly Kurt 08 September 2015

A nicely written poem, Zhe Wang

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Rajnish Manga 31 August 2015

How painful can it get- the search for one's love? It can shake up the very existence of someone separated from his beloved. Beautifully composed. A quote: Where are you, my love?Where, along that twisting campus path

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