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Genre

Poetry

Author

Shanta Walker

Date

25/11/00

Title

‘Sans Surrender’

A poem from Brazil

Sans Surrender

Do you remember when our eyes would speak,

In sacred silence, in silent sighs,

And how all anguish would turn soft and meek

In our eyes?

Do you remember how we could embrace,

Only by looking at each other’s face,

And how our onlyness would leave no trace

And no surprise?

So strangely sobering your eyes seem scared

To shed the petals of the flowers they shared

And wean my wondering soul, still unprepared

To wander so;

Say, is it I who ‘ye simply ceased to guess?

Or did you deem your deepest, dire distress

Too cold and too confusing to confess,

A shame to show?