Classic and Contemporary Poetry
TO ONE WHO SCANTS WORDS, by IRENE M. MORSE First Line: Love me, my dear, and tell me that you do Last Line: Love me, my dear, and tell me that you do. Subject(s): Hearts; Language; Love - Nature Of; Passion; Romance; Words; Vocabulary | ||||||||
Love me, my dear, and tell me that you do. I have not all your steadiness to guide My wayward heart. My mind will question so; My faith cries often to be fortified. Are love and passion one? How can I know? Your lips, responsive, ask for my caress. You say that words are halting messengers, That silences are fraught with tenderness. But little words are fair to one who loves. A song, accompanied, so sweetly true. Let simple phrases still my questioning. Love me, my dear, and tell me that you do. | Discover our Poem Explanations and Poet Analyses!Other Poems of Interest...HOWYOUBEENS' by TERRANCE HAYES MY LIFE: REASON LOOKS FOR TWO, THEN ARRANGES IT FROM THERE by LYN HEJINIAN THE FATALIST: THE BEST WORDS by LYN HEJINIAN WRITING IS AN AID TO MEMORY: 17 by LYN HEJINIAN CANADA IN ENGLISH by JUAN FELIPE HERRERA THERE IS NO WORD by TONY HOAGLAND CONSIDERED SPEECH by JOHN HOLLANDER AND MOST OF ALL, I WANNA THANK ?Ǫ by JOHN HOLLANDER |
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