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Absence, a poem by Unknown

by patti-masterman-heterodynemind

Lonely, deep, swift moments I commune with you, Looking through my open window into blue, Uncharted, star-filled, never-ending space That holds the cherished image of your face. Longings I would tell you in sweet, sudden word, Catching in my throat, are stilled, and never heard; And lovely, unsaid thoughts surge up anew To wing across the darkness, seeking you. Knowing not the time and distance in between, Silently and eagerly, by eyes unseen; Across the star-filled, never-ending blue My heart springs up and runs away to you.
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patti-masterman-heterodynemind
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Written by
patti-masterman-heterodynemind
American
Published
Mar 6, 2010
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My grandma had this poem in her things. She was not a poetry person so I was surprised by it. Sure would love finding out when it was written and the author. I am a lover of all things romantic, such as this is.

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