MY love whose heart is tender said to me, 'A moon lacks light except her sun befriend her. Let us keep tryst in heaven, dear Friend,' said she, My love whose heart is tender. From such a loftiness no words could bend her: Yet still she spoke of 'us' and spoke as 'we,' Her hope substantial, while my hope grew slender. Now keeps she tryst beyond earth's utmost sea, Wholly at rest, tho' storms should toss and rend her; And still she keeps my heart and keeps its key, My love whose heart is tender. | Discover our Poem Explanations and Poet Analyses!Other Poems of Interest...FINALITY by GEORGIA DOUGLAS JOHNSON WINGED MAN by STEPHEN VINCENT BENET PARTING LOVERS by ELIZABETH BARRETT BROWNING MOTHER NATURE by EMILY DICKINSON JEST 'FORE CHRISTMAS by EUGENE FIELD A SHROPSHIRE LAD: 9 by ALFRED EDWARD HOUSMAN THE FRAILTY OF MAN'S LIFE by PHILIP AYRES THE DIFFERENCE BETWEEN HYMEN AND CUPID - MARRIAGE AND LOVE by APHRA BEHN |