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Edgar Whitman Wilde
Poems
Sep 2012
A plea for help
How do I translate him
His language that has no tongue
He of such familiar style
Whose behavior leaves
A weak communication
Balanced on my lips
With such elusive possession
That transforms me into
A strange image
Who trembles as if
In an appalling malady
When views such an
Exquisitely beautiful profile
For he makes me bear
The extremity of dire mishap
Of pale uncertainty that is
At once pleasurable and disturbing
Who, who can teach me a direction
Such as would map the constellation
Of his beauty and have the words to say
That which in communication would
Leave a bond between us so powerful
That perhaps tender lip of parting breath
Could touch and move endlessly
Through a spiced moonlit night
Who, oh who can give me such translation
Please speak
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Edgar Whitman Wilde
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