Wanting Poem by David Wood

Wanting

Rating: 3.8


What does love do
When love goes away
And that lovestill cares.

The heart aches still,
Longing, caring feeling.
A bough blowing in the wind
Then breaking with a crack.

Once two swans entwined
On a glassy twinkling lake
Under a harvest moon.

Now the harvest has been
Gathered by the grim reapers
Sickle, one taken one left.

Two loves joined at the hip
Now love abandoned
Love alone.

COMMENTS OF THE POEM
Heather Wilkins 10 September 2013

a beautiful write on love. two loves joined at the hip now love abandoned love alone.

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