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Post by :sushitune
Category :Poems
Author :Cale Young Rice
Date :September 2011
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Human Love
We, spoke of God and Fate,And of that Life--which some await--
Beyond the grave,
"It will be fair," she said,
"But love is here!
I only crave thy breast
Not God's when I am dead.
For He nor wants nor needs
My little love.
But it may be, if I love thee
And those whose sorrow daily bleeds,
He knows--and somehow heeds!"
(The end)
Cale Young Rice's poem: Human Love
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Oh, go not out upon the storm, Go not, my sweet, to Swalchie pool! A witch tho' she be dead may charm Thee and befool. A wild night 'tis! her lover's moan, Down under ooze and salty weed, She'll make thee hear--and then her own! Till thou shalt heed. And it will suck upon thy heart-- The sorcery within her cry--
Oh, Go Not Out
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