Ancient love

Alta H Mabin

Nights
oh, lonely nights
liquid comfort
the classics a backdrop of a scene

Memories of love
memories of you
I do not hide my pain
I feel it

My pain demands that,
I feel
I remember
I cry

The morning sun
a new day
and more memories
of an ancient love

  • Author: Alta H Mabin (Pseudonym) (Offline Offline)
  • Published: September 28th, 2019 00:44
  • Category: Reflection
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  • orchidee

    How do you know me? This one's about me too - the 'ancient' bit anyway! heehee. A fine write Alta.

    • Alta H Mabin

      Ha Ha we are all a little ancient...thanks Orchidee. xxxx

      • orchidee

        But I was around in 1066, so I say, for Battle of Hastings (UK)! lol.

        • Alta H Mabin

          Ah, Haaaaaaa. lol xxxxxxxxx

        • Alan .S. Jeeves

          Beautifully written and presented work, Ally, 8.00 am Saturday morning here and a fine start to my day.

          Ex animo, Alan

          • Alta H Mabin

            Ah thanks so much, Alan. So appreciate your kind words. xxxx

          • Goldfinch60

            Beautiful emotive write Alta, that love will always be with you.

            • Alta H Mabin

              Yes, it certainly will be. Thank you so much, Goldfinch60. xx

            • Andrew Charles Forrest

              Ghosts in the heart Alta... beautiful

              • Alta H Mabin

                Thank you so much, Andrew. xx

              • Clara

                Love whether new or ancient, is probably the most powerful force. It cannot be denied. Emotive write Alta. Sending blessings to you.

                • Alta H Mabin

                  Thank you, Clara. I really appreciate your kind words.

                • FredPeyer

                  No matter how ancient, once love is in your heart, it stays. I like your poem.

                  • Alta H Mabin

                    Yes, it surely does. Thank you so much, Fred. Appreciate your kind words.



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