Lord Byron 1788-1824 a tributeA Poem by PoeticpiersGlosa
Lord Byron 1788-1824
So we’ll go no more a’roving
so late into the night.
Though the heart be still as loving
and the moon be still a bright.
A glosa
So we’ll go no more a'roving
That need has long since passed.
Our love is strong, needs no proving
Staying together still steadfast.
Though readily we still converse
so late into the night.
On subjects various and diverse,
to debate is our great delight.
Though the heart be still as loving
We share our double bed
we have no need to go a'roving
Lie cuddled close instead
And the moon be still as bright.
We do not need to see
to know we can share delight
where we are happily.
25-Sep-0
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