Forgetting Love is Sin

by LadyPearl   Oct 22, 2006


Lest the day Death ride with thee,
with torches burning our living days
Weeping cries will cause due arrest,
Lest the world will perish with your gaze

But fear naught for thy pain or grief,
or wandering coldness among dead trees.
My gift, my one word of everlasting love,
(Set souls of hungry passion at ease)

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  • 18 years ago

    by Sarah Ann

    Wonderful poem! Great descriptions and use of vocabulary, I can't even begin to explain how gripped I was reading this piece. It was very emotional and moving, and I was so dissapointed to see it end. God bless. 5/5

  • 18 years ago

    by Kirsty palmer

    I dont quite understand this poem, and i find it hard to grasp the consept.. but i loved the way you wrote it, and the vocab you used b=made this poem unique, you are a great writer.
    Please read and comment on my poems, thanks...Kirsty xx

  • 18 years ago

    by Michael D Nalley

    This poem has a great medievel ring to it
    I am speechless ..can't find the words to do it justice so I WILL START WITH MASTERPIECE!!

  • 18 years ago

    by most perfect lie

    I would be lying if I said I fully understood what they poem was saying, but still it is great.

  • 18 years ago

    by catherine

    I love the words you used. Not everyone can pull off the old poetry style that Shakespear used, but you did very well at it. Well done.

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