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David Lessard
Poems
Feb 2018
Love's birth and death
I remember my first love,
she came without a song;
no fanfare in her entrance,
but I saw in her, no wrong.
In time my heart was captured,
she was lovely and pronounced;
I was smitten and bewildered,
as my desire pounced.
For twelve years that it lasted,
the cup of love just flowed;
but came the day of reckoning,
we paid back the price we owed.
Love falls too hard for lovers,
when they drift and crumble;
they're left without an anchor,
too proud to say they're humble.
Now, first love's but a thought,
recessed far in my mind;
as the birth of love is magic,
so is the ending, too unkind.
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David Lessard
75/M/Prescott, Arizona
(75/M/Prescott, Arizona)
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