Love
Premonition
From From an Outpost, and Other Poems (1917)
Love
As we kissed and clung in the passion
Of love's first passionate spell;
There came a shadow between us—
A shadow fell.
So long we had loved and waited,
So weary a time to wait;
Yet a shadow came between us—
A shadow of fate.
I felt your warm arms round me,
The leap and fall of your heart;
But a shadow came between us
To draw us apart.
The blood in our lips was frozen,
I felt your warm arms fall;
A shadow came between us—
The end of all.
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MLA
Coulson, Leslie. “Premonition.” Poetry Codex, poetrycodex.com/poem/coulson/20/.
Chicago
Coulson, Leslie. “Premonition.” Poetry Codex. https://poetrycodex.com/poem/coulson/20/.
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