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    Of The Life, The Great Loss, The Solemn Plea

    Across the cold chasm of that great divide
    were flung the salty tears I could not hide
    and epic darkness of a weeping soul
    aching sorrows that took a heavy toll
    O'gasping voice- shall thy complaints be heard
    by whispering wind or by poet's word
    in that a life mystery there gave birth
    from those youthful days and innocent mirth
    pray I, joy again of a much freer me
    with swifter rescue from despair's aching sea!

    O'mercy, dare thee this heart quickly heal
    bless this soul, renewing love's dancing zeal
    cast happy net, its loving gems therein reap
    beauty and truth, gems to forever keep
    whilst in my pleadings- I beg for much more
    than unjust solitude on a foreign shore
    remember what you asked me to swear
    now failure- my loss more than I can bear
    may I sworn rendezvous now truly keep
    and you forgive me before my final sleep!

    Fated were the blues of that darkest day
    perhaps even these words I must now say
    you my darling, were everything to me
    but of freedom's needs, we could not agree
    I that sought far, far more than was my due
    live now despondent despair missing you
    can you feel intense pain of this broken heart
    with your tender heart gift us a restart
    gift our lives, treasure of renewed love
    so again, we may kiss 'neath Heavens above!

    O'mercy, dare thee this heart quickly heal
    bless this soul, renewing love's dancing zeal
    cast happy net, its loving gems therein reap
    beauty and truth, gems to forever keep?

    R.J. Lindley
    July 17th, 1976
    Romanticism,
    ( The Sorrows Of A Love Lost )


    Old note,
    July 17th, 1976
    : deleted

    New Note: 6-14-2021
    This is from my ancient graveyard of hidden poems.
    Another time that in my youth I went far astray
    I when looking back, see it like it was yesterday
    And can yet again feel the pangs of a love destroyed
    This may now, see the bright cleansing light of day
    From wild youth, when I once let my vanity hold sway.
    Decided to not edit this, leave it as was written when in
    throes of deepest sorrows, heart was cut to shreds..



    Copyright © Robert Lindley | Year Posted 2021

    ************************

    Rare day- I wrote a poem today, after my having presented this one above that was
    about 45 years old. here it is- inspired by a comment Sam made on the older poem...-Tyr



    In Ancient Graveyard Of Hidden Poems, Truth Danced


    In ancient graveyard of hidden poems, truth danced
    Hiding deep, as romance keeps, a girl romanced
    I a young man let verses sing as they pranced
    Yet folly was true, gambling on love I chanced
    Soon knight fallen, through guilty heart I was lanced!

    Day and night took turns as my sad soul they burned
    As my life wept, inner oceans spun and churned
    Growing sick as each dark, crying page was turned
    In despair, I tore my hair- feeling love spurned
    Now lost -get her back, any cost- I so yearned!

    First of many, sorrowing and guilt aplenty
    I saw world die, had my cries and turned twenty
    Far too blue to work I woke without a penny
    With my life destroyed and debts far too many
    I begged midnight moon send my loving Jenny!

    As dawn its golden light therein so brightly shown
    Paid no bills, fled I to barn deeply overgrown
    While feeling free, woe was me- nothing did I own
    Wicked dreams, they came with nightmarish undertones
    Break of day, hills they sway with- my loud aching moans!

    In ancient graveyard of hidden poems, truth danced
    Hiding deep, as romance keeps, a girl romanced
    I a young man let verses sing as they pranced
    Yet folly was true, gambling on love I chanced
    Soon knight fallen, through guilty heart I was lanced!

    Robert J. Lindley, 6-14-2021
    Rhyme,
    ( As The Wind Blew Its Sounding Trumpet )

    Note:
    Thank YOU, Sam Kauffman for the idea to
    think about composing this poem based
    upon my comment made in my note given
    In my new poem this morn,
    **Of The Life, The Great Loss, The Solemn Plea**
    " This is from my ancient graveyard of hidden poems."
    I went right to it and this new creation I wrote..
    Last edited by Tyr-Ziu Saxnot; 06-14-2021 at 03:34 PM.
    18 U.S. Code § 2381-Treason Whoever, owing allegiance to the United States, levies war against them or adheres to their enemies, giving them aid and comfort within the United States or elsewhere, is guilty of treason and shall suffer death, or shall be imprisoned not less than five years and fined under this title but not less than $10,000; and shall be incapable of holding any office under the United States.

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