The Ultimate love poem
I read this poem, by Walter 'Savage' Landor, way back when I was in class 12. Many moons, miles, and a million shattered hearts later, I still sigh when I read it.
You smiled, you spoke, and I believed
By every word and smile deceived
Another man would hope no more
Nor hope I what I hoped before
But, let not this last wish be in vain
Deceive, Deceive me, once again
...Bluddy romanticist, bluddy!
posted by Straight Curves @ 7:13 pm
5 Comments:
You should clarify that the million shattered hearts were all other people's.
(Ok, Humour Alert: eet vaz only a joke. So pleez no teary reply along the lines of "you SO don't know me etc etc")
I'll go with Jai's comment, but without the humor. I really think you should clarify that the million hearts were for all other people :D
Jabberwock: NO PROBLEMO ...or 'teary' replies for this one.
Illusions: Well, shattered hearts -1 to a million - are usually for other people. wouldn't be narcissistic enough to believe that they would all be on my own, no?
Deddee: Coincidently, 'Jenny kissed me' was also introduced to me at the very same time as this one! about your ultimate poem - who wrote?
Wow... breathtaking indeed. I think I'm gonna sigh again and again whenever I read it.
Decieve me, Decieve me once again...
Stunning!
Deddee: No, I didn't know - you snob-be wannabe bird! :P
Conman: yeahhhh...I know the feeling... :)
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