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Jack Fitzgerald
Poems
Nov 2013
To: Would be Lenore
If you lay still, I'll entomb thee
Stay and capture, but ne'er doom thee
Lie here - So entombed, you'll never die
Let me take thee, let me have you,
I can make us, you won't have to!
In these lines forever we will lie.
Writing this I have already
rose like Romeo, though by lead he
swore his soul would sink the stars. Oh, Fie.
"Liar" - Please, I pray pronounce him,
truth exposed I do denounce him.
Dramatist. You made love with your words.
We make angels from a nothing.
Ones who'll bear the cherubs touching,
probing - dreams, desires, future fears...
Now I ramble - please forgive me,
Fear no lecture though, for give me
Time - I'll write the rhyme to make you see:
If you lay still, I'll entomb me
Rhyme to love - and always move me.
I have leaned that love is in the eye.
If you may still have desire
I'll rhyme and write - then throw to fire
lines in which forever I will lie.
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Jack Fitzgerald
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