Eternally

By Deviated09

Forever and forever
I await at the brookside.
More over floweth the water.
Abade my stress, this sound do sooth

Forever and forever
I wade the tides that bringest.
For the days do not end, the nights grow shorter.
A bidding for the gods does my heart yearn to please.

Forever and forever
I wander the lands in my search.
For he spoketh to the elders, this fort night.
The temptation be great, tho will be stronger than iron.

Forever and forever
I hoped I'd meet thou again.
At the brookside now ocean current.
Thy beauty remains as the great oaks trunk.

Forever and forever
If it were fairer, I would die first.
Tis bliss to be in your presence as such.
Be wine ƒor ye rich, I shall take her heart to mine.


Abound by these miracles


I live forever in thy name.


And forever for her I live.


Forever and forever

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Copyright 2012 Deviated09
Published on Sunday, May 20, 2012.     Filed under: "Poetry"
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  • Deviated09 On Monday, May 21, 2012, Deviated09 (90)By person wrote:

    Thank you very much =] I love old English and Gaelic, but there are so very few people that even know what they are, let alone appreciate them..

  • A former member wrote: I really like your words and yes, like Undertaker said, it's an old traditional english, which really catches my attention

  • Undertaker On Sunday, May 20, 2012, Undertaker (32)By person wrote:

    I do enjoy a poet that likes to write in a older sort of language. Words most have seem to forgot. A heart that yearns, decided by the elders. This seems to be a very old tradition of how one's love was chose. Her heart meant to be taken by yours. A beautiful poem indeed, I enjoy your deep images. Together forever you shall live. Great write my friend.

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