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True Love's Form (Sonnet)

by Ronald A Pavellas

TRUE love, not merely love -- the lady says --
Is what my soul is craving, and it's you
Who is the object, now, of all my days.
Please tell me that you feel this love IS true.

Disturbed from pond'ring stuff in higher realms
On things eternal such as true love's form,
I must, I find, grab hold and tend the helm;
Life's ship sails on through seas of calm and storm.

What do I really want, asks she and I?
(Equivocation eas'ly comes to me)
A balance 'tween the Earth and lovely Sky
Can I commit and still say I am free?

What twaddle all this is, I finally see,
As she and I embrace -- and silently.

10/26/1997

Posted on 12/04/2001
Copyright © 2026 Ronald A Pavellas

Member Comments on this Poem
Posted by Melissa Arel on 02/10/03 at 07:00 PM

I loved the flow of this piece.. Great read! :)

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