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And Now, Love — a short love poem

Jane Tawel
1 min readMar 30, 2020

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Raoul and Jane — circa 2018

And Now, Love

By Jane Tawel

March 30, 2020

For Raoul

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And now, Love, we wind down,

As Memory’s lane leads on,

of shared passion and old fuss.

There is no longer need;

But mere desire, hotter than mere lust.

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Once, Love, we shall again

Be true to greater selves than them;

And we will paint woods green, and dance,

Finding sun and making rain,

Imagination spooning romance.

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Ah, Love, Tomorrow never comes

Divorced as it must be from Life.

Your face, your hands, your touch,

All elemental to my Why;

To our wed meaning, you are much to much.

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And Now, Love, we re-learn, re-grow.

We find our way, anew.

And Now, Love, we may finally know,

That you are all to me, and I, to you.

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Jane Tawel
Jane Tawel

Written by Jane Tawel

Still not old enough to know better. Enjoys philosophy, spirituality, poetry, books of all genres.Often torn between encouragement & self-directed chastisement.

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