Heart of Clay: A Collection of Love Sonnets

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Carmelo & Bauermann, 1959 - Love poetry, English - 114 pages

Contents

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Wear high and proudly your defeat my heart
34
But how can pride exist between us Love
36
To think that once within these hands was cupped
38
How can I drink of lesser waters I
40
If there be neither Soul nor Life Hereafter
42
How can you prate to me of love when love
74
With the blush of virgin day you shall yet come
76
A fairy died somewhere somehow today
78
If we must part Beloved let us part in peace
80
When we shall part for this we surely shall
82
Farewell my love the end is yet to
84
Dearest I wake The dream is gone and
86
heard the bells of Kyoto ringing clear
88

saw the lights of Hongkong glinting gold
44
Your eyes of velvet Thus you circumscribed
46
Here then your picture Here the kiss that I
48
Your letter came With fumbling fingers cold
50
Beckon with but your eyes and I shall
52
Dearest it is for you alone that I
54
For you have made a fool of me destroyed
56
have but heart to give my precious
58
If beauty excites you then I wish I were
60
So like a startled maya bird away
62
But Love I did not ask that you explain
64
Confused perplexed you watch my eyes grow
66
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Say not that we are far apart Beloved
70
Across the land and seas that separate
72
Stifle back the sob It is worth naught
90
Who said the mind remembered? Ah no
92
forlorn estranged resigned
94
A world stands between us now Across
96
Confess your love tis all I need to know?
98
Shall I with smile receive your smile my hand
100
Tis not the loss I mourn since I possessed
102
Come come down Heloise for you and I
104
shall not yield although he storms my castle
106
Betrayed the coward heart upon its knees
108
On one another yet we shall in time
110
And yet when all is done why speak of vengeance?
112
Who speaks of death when life is in the offing?
114
Glossary of Terms xiii
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