Poems by Mark

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  • Shall I return to fading scribes of old?
    That once with each a turn and covered page...

  • The snowy lilies gird her pith - in wake;
    bejewelled love reposed in truest sleep...

  • Is You (1) 3

    (I)
    Though man with plenty whom proclaim your love...

  • Is it her taking, that deprives my rest
    Of sweetly nothings offered by a sleep...

  • To lay amidst the sweetest ocean breeze:
    And nestle me to sand a sandy bed...

  • Let Know (1) 2

    Before your ever blackness comes, let know:
    By candle lit, your light lives in new breath...

  • Behind the thoughtless rush that rules my dome;
    Rebels a thought to it's impermanence...

  • To dearest love of mine, that has yet been:
    Tho' sight reveals you not, by love I know...

  • The sadness holds me helpless as the sand-
    Awaits for waves to drown it's grains with salt...

  • Turn off the sun and moon, to view your form
    As purest as the light that then just dimmed...

  • It does appear to me that souls' deceased;
    Whom died by cancer's deadly spread of mole...

  • When I foresee the doom pollution brings:
    I rush to fresher air, but sighing more...