Love (II)

Love spoke of traditions from men of old, words lost in the world’s weeds. That which I had, merely fools gold, heroes, nothing, without deeds. But doubts crept up with tongue and fang, the last of her songs sang. So I bade Love welcome and she came, still with cheer and tenderness. Eve. Sit and…

Love (I)

I bade Love welcome as awe of her eyes rendered my poor own blind. Her Grace greater than stars of blackest skies, enraptured my torn mind. Love did speak to me in the sweetest word, In you has God been heard? My tongue turned dumb from her great truth. Love struck and quivering, I follow…