Array ( [sid] => 178130 [catid] => 1 [aid] => mick [title] => Inexpressible Love [time] => 2014-04-08 16:23:42 [hometext] => To the woman that has summoned forth the best version of me. [bodytext] => How can a heart swell,
Yet take no more space than it ever does?
How can a word-smith express
inexpressible feelings of love?

I, once thinking no emotion safe
From the power of my pen,
Have but to gaze upon your face
To be at a loss again.

My heart! My heart!
Once a closed and empty thing,
Has by your love a brand new start
From which to thee I sing.

Gladly do I spend my days
Revelling in the joy;
Happily do I search for ways
To show my love, forever more.







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Inexpressible Love
Date: Tuesday, 8th April 2014 @ 04:23:42 PM AEST
Topic: Sad Poetry

Contributed By: invierno
How can a heart swell,
Yet take no more space than it ever does?
How can a word-smith express
inexpressible feelings of love?

I, once thinking no emotion safe
From the power of my pen,
Have but to gaze upon your face
To be at a loss again.

My heart! My heart!
Once a closed and empty thing,
Has by your love a brand new start
From which to thee I sing.

Gladly do I spend my days
Revelling in the joy;
Happily do I search for ways
To show my love, forever more.









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