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Poem by Louisa Sarah Bevington


Unperfected


FEAR hath torment. Love, away!
I'm afraid of you to-day.

Love, your voice I dare not hear,
'Tis so infinitely dear.

Love, I do not dare to see
In your eyes your need of me.

Take to-day your banishment,
Lest I utterly repent.

My weak heart I scarcely know,
Only, love, I tremble so.

Kiss me once, and leave me, dear;
Better loneliness than fear.

Fear hath torment. Love, away!
I'm afraid of you to-day.



Louisa Sarah Bevington


Louisa Sarah Bevington's other poems:
  1. “Merle Wood”
  2. The Poet’s Tear
  3. O Ye Joys!
  4. Revolution
  5. Cloud-Climbing


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