Poems by Mark

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  • If love is equal to the fame it claims;
    To fame it has no great monogamy...

  • When I compare my frame to other men:
    I weep, and mirror's glass weeps for me too...

  • Let he, whom in my kingdom, read here wise:
    Your eyeslids best be closed when near my love...

  • If fifty suitors claim their love for you
    And mine include, how could you end with me...

  • Astronomy (1) 2

    Tho' I've no 'scope to witness distant spheres
    Nor fortune, bribing way to travel space...

  • How can you view within your glass, an end?
    When beauty yours, bestowed another make...

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

  • Shall I from heart reveal your grace in rhyme?
    Your tenderness enthrals a love thought lost...

  • (I)
    My love would frown, if could, about this stone...

  • How does your beauty fair in Godly realms?
    My eyes have placed you there for such compare...

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

  • I fear not death, but death without rebirth;
    For how I'll doubly miss the southern spring...