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Classic and Contemporary Poetry
LOST DESIRE, by ELEANORE MERLE IRELAND
First Line: I opened the door
Last Line: Gone, I know not where.
Subject(s): Apathy
First Line: I opened the door
Last Line: Gone, I know not where.
Subject(s): Apathy
I opened the door
To see you standing there;
And found to my surprise
I did not care.
Gone was the eager yearning
To run my hand through your hair;
Gone the wild tumult of my heart;
Gone, I know not where.
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