Two spirits in two bodies, Love, We live together here, and thrive; If one of these two bodies die, How much of us will then survive? If either you or I die first, What comfort has the passing bell? Two spirits in one body, Love, Can hold together fairly well. So when there's but one body left, And that dies too, let it be known That two fond spirits leave together, As neither one could go alone. | Discover our Poem Explanations and Poet Analyses!Other Poems of Interest...ON THE ROAD TO CHORRERA by ARLO BATES LAYS OF FRANCE: SONG (2) by MARIE DE FRANCE THE TWO GLASSES by ELLA WHEELER WILCOX THE ALCHEMIST by ST. CLAIR ADAMS RING FROM THE RIM OF THE GLASS, BOYS by JOHN CLINTON ANTHONY TO THE AUTHOR OF A SONNET BEGINNING 'SAD IS MY VERSE' by GEORGE GORDON BYRON |