Unrequited Love Poem, by Albert Ahearn Subscribe to rss feed for Albert Ahearn

Accidentally chanced upon
While browsing through a set of tomes
An unrequited love poem
Marked between the yellowed pages
Within a volume rifled through.
Thereupon, I eagerly read
The words in Edwardian script
Predated nineteen hundred six-
A sad age of class distinction- 
Where lines describe a futile love
Of two unfortunates in love
The beau from high society
His belle of notoriety.
The aging ink was droplet smeared
I want to think it was from tears.
 
Posted: 2013-01-10 07:07:11 UTC

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