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A Girl

November 14, 2013 By PoetryGirl

A Girl, Her soul a deep-wave pearl Dim, lucent of all lovely mysteries; A face flowered for heart’s ease, A brow’s grace soft as seas Seen through faint forest-trees: A mouth, the lips apart, Like aspen-leaflets trembling in the breeze From her tempestuous heart. Such: and our souls so . . .

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Filed Under: 1800's, Love Poems, Love Poetry, Michael Field Tagged With: best love poetry, love poems, love poetry, Michael Field, Michael Field poem

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