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David R
Poems
Mar 2021
The Graveyard
Silent, grey,
Memories call,
Bodies decay,
Spirits enthral.
Forest of stones,
Soldiers *****,
Markers of bones
Command respect.
Here, a soul,
In shadow, hides,
Tries to console
Young widow-bride.
There, a spirit,
of little merit,
dallies in grit,
whit to inherit.
Sobbing, a child
Kneels by her father,
Lips that once smiled
Buried before her.
Love-blind groom
Aches for his partner
Asleep in her tomb,
Asleep to his ardour.
Sighing tears,
Wind and rain,
Love and fear
Entwine the twain.
And gravel and grass
Watch from afar
as death and life dance
with bid, 'au revoir'.
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