My Love with her

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    My Love with her

    Love with her is like a beautiful flower
    Which I may no touch, but whose fragrance
    Makes the garden a place of delight
    I never could explain why I love her;
    The day grow shorter, the night grow longer
    The headstone thickens along the way.
    And life grows sadder but love grows stronger
    For my love as we walk day by day
    It is the prevailing breeze in the land of youth
    Envy through microscope but love is through telescope

    My half, the finest half of life is hidden
    When I do not love you with great passion
    My life is a flower of which love is the honey
    My blood burns not with such excess
    As gravity’s revolt to wantonness
    Her heart in love is a golden sanctuary
    Which often enshrines an idol of clay?
    Her absence in love is like water upon fire
    A little quickens but much extinguishes it
    Passion may be blind; but to say that love is

    Is a libel and a lie- Nothing is more sharp-sighted
    Or sensitive than true love, in discerning,
    As by an instinct, the feelings of another
    That is the true season of love
    When we believe that we alone can love
    That no one could ever have loved so before us
    And no one will love in the same way after us
    Oh I am not of lose, who do not believe
    In love at, but at first sight, but I believe
    In taking a second look

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    Poetry is what gets lost in translation.

    Robert Frost (1875-1963) American Poet.

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