The Honour of Knowing You

The Honour of Knowing You

A Poem by Thomas Emile Vaughen

Give me your testimony and speak your words to me,
I will hear your voice and reaffirm your truths
You are the person I strive to be like,
brave and true and kind and free of malice
Should you ever falter, look to the stars and know 
that I reside there, with them
And like those burning beacons I shall shower you
in a liberating light,
I shall remind you of what you can be
For in the shadows, where you go in misery,
you will have no friend fonder than me
Never shall I leave you, companion, for your draw
is just too strong
Know that every lonely step, every tragic tear,
will be my burden too   because
I have no honour greater than this,
the honour of knowing you
(Dedicated to Y)

© 2016 Thomas Emile Vaughen


Author's Note

Thomas Emile Vaughen
Ignore grammar problems.

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Nicely put you put yourself into your writing and your the protector in this view in which you see yourself I hope whomever you wrote this about is lucky enough to know

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Thomas Emile Vaughen
Thomas Emile Vaughen

Floating around the north of England, United Kingdom



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