Sonnet VI

by joe -- Virgo - Not entered


      To me, seeing thee pays me peace indeed,
      The greatest pleasures pour, and comforts come
      When thy sweetest smiles do mine eye sight feed.
      I'm like a sunflower, thou, a sun, and from
      Thy shines I gain my gains. But when the sun
      Shows not a cheerful cheek, the flower'll wilt.
      When thou feelst pain, I feel my soft tears run,
      Inside thy heart, aface my face, no guilt.
      Thy blissful face shows pale; it hurts me and
      I've no ability to stand to see.
      Please let me share they hurts and hold thy hand;
      Thy littlest pains pain me more than thee.
          To see thee prone with pain doth my heart pierce,
          My cares then soften into silent tears.

Reason for writing:

    This is one of the sonnets I wrote for my sweet zaza.  Wrote this one when she was sick.    

Birth sign: Not entered
Date created: 1997-05-20 23:48:01
Last updated: 2021-03-03 14:39:28
Poem ID: 47154

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