English poem
Iv
My heart, behold, is but a bloom A pale thought clings to by a tomb, A tomb that holds the one I love, All wan of cheek, Whom, wild and weak, My heart bows down and breaks above, Grief-haunted in the moonlit gloom.
Versos English Madison Julius Cawein Iv
English poem
My heart, behold, is but a bloom A pale thought clings to by a tomb, A tomb that holds the one I love, All wan of cheek, Whom, wild and weak, My heart bows down and breaks above, Grief-haunted in the moonlit gloom.