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THIS POEM HAS BEEN DELETED - MAY BE FOUND ON THE WEB BY SEARCHING FOR POEMS BY JAMES T. ADAIR
Your face has only lost a little of its youthful shine Your hair has grown just a little more sparce and fine Your eyes show the strain of sadness over time Just like mine
And still you are radiantly beautiful, aged like vintage wine that cannot be served right off the vine but has to stand for years, biding its time in the cold cellars, of jilted, broken, love in youthful prime
And here I ponder your photo and see you as a beauty as clearly as I see the sun and feel its heat of day You're beautiful and your beauty radiates the same way to cast out the darkness of night and to make go away
Your supple glistening lips pursed and neck cocked a certain way shows me strenght and determination to compliment your soft way And though I see the little flaws of time, you're a sweet wine whose bouquet is deep and refined, as I sip you as if you were mine
If my heart has committed this crime Please know that for this moment, I've done my penance time again after time; Plese of it do not remind Because I wish to stay here with you for a longer time
To hold your softest hand in mine To imagine playing with your soft hair To feel your gentle neck and to kiss your lips As you genlty rest your burden and recline
Your sadness; make it mine! Of you share and let me taste your wine and linger on each precious temporal sip So love might last until the end of time
With hopes our souls become forever entwined
© James T. Adair
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