Tomorrow what may bring
Onto my weary heart?
A frozen smile will hurt
More than a poisoned dart,
On a Golgotha’s Path…
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Poetry in Translation, (CCLXXXV) ANONYMOUS, BRITAIN/ENGLAND: “Smile (Acrostic)”
April 19th, 2014 · No Comments · International Media, Poetry, quotations, Translations
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Poetry in Translation (CCXXX): Anonymous, ENGLAND, “Tristia ex Londiniae”
November 30th, 2013 · Comments Off on Poetry in Translation (CCXXX): Anonymous, ENGLAND, “Tristia ex Londiniae” · International Media, Poetry, quotations
Poetry in Translation (CCXXX): Anonymous, ENGLAND, “Tristia ex Londiniae”
Tristia ex Londiniae
To say I think of You, for
Ever, it is True!
Am like a lion in a cage, the
More I pine for our Trysts,
Of Treasures that I missed!
Day after day,
I’m hostage in the jaws
Of Love that ever was!
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