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May 2017
Do not ask me to say I love you
And look sadly up to me with those deep dark eyes
Do not be like some timid furry animal
Unsure of my affections and fearing I shall say go.

Do not ask me to say I love you
Those words rob me of my free choice to say I truly love
And compel me as though I were cornered
And have to argue.

If I say nothing you'll stir and sigh,
Or answer, you'll doubt the reply
For no more than an idle phrase

Rather say come love, then kiss me
I shall follow till from the wave's crest
I'll say the real words.
For like the waves love comes and goes.

So do not ask.
This poem appears in a collection called "My Silver Box" available on Amazon: https://www.amazon.com/Silver-Poems-Neil-Stewart-McLeod/dp/149108328X/ref=sr_1_14?ie=UTF8&qid=1494434822&sr=8-14&keywords=Neil+Stewart+McLeod+Poetry
Neil Stewart McLeod
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Neil Stewart McLeod  70/M/Los Angeles
(70/M/Los Angeles)   
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   Zeljka Clark, --- and JS Clark
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