This is about the same person as the poem "You." |
The sun lights your locks As you sit and contemplate. What is in that mind? How can I ever know? Let me hear your thoughts; For your cousel is all to me. I value the thoughts you think; They seem so true; The wisdom you ensue Is far beyond your years, Yet you are stuck in this place, Where people understand you not. People don't see your beauty The way that I behold Your great lovliness. They just see your face And think that they know, But already I can see That within lies beauty No one else can comprehend. But yet I cannot know That inward glory Just by sitting by. I cannot find in you The beauty that I see If all I do is know you. But never can any other, Who lives in this place, Even comprehend this sight Of your enthralling life. Go on; for I would not Ask of you what it takes To behold your light. But go on, I urge, Get out of this place, And find the other person Who sees what I speak of. Then you will have found Who it is that you deserve. I wish you the best As you travel on. Go from this place, Do not look back. To cage a bird as fair, As fair as you is mightily a disgrace, Worthy of the lowest estate. I cannot free you, Only God alone, But I urge you on. I will not rest easily Until you are safe Beyond the storm. Don't look back, I won't be here. No one is my destiny, So get thee out and flee. --Class200288 4-23-01 |