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Classic and Contemporary Poetry
DOUBT, by ISABEL M. FLEMING
First Line: You vowed you cared / I did not think to
Last Line: Seeds of doubt!
Subject(s): Doubt; Skepticism
First Line: You vowed you cared / I did not think to
Last Line: Seeds of doubt!
Subject(s): Doubt; Skepticism
You vowed you cared --
I did not think to doubt you;
I know not then, that doubt from
Grief is born.
You left without one word of parting,
Alone, I greet the dawn of each new morn.
I do not ask nor wish for your returning.
I've found "with every rose
Is plucked the thorn."
We meet -- we love -- we part
And sometimes we remember;
But in my heart you've sown the
Seeds of doubt!
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