Quote your favorite poem

[Anonymous No.11252348]

The woods are lovely, dark and deep,
But I have promises to keep,
And miles to go before I sleep,
And miles to go before I sleep.

[Anonymous No.11252381]

>>11252348
No poem comes close. Simple, yet immersive.

[Anonymous No.11252805]

It's not my favorite poem, but I found it on this guy's channel of all places and I like his reading of it, and it was fitting for memorial day

at 6:05 he kinda explains it and reads https://youtu.be/8bU-wNnM2cQ

[Anonymous No.11252812]

>>11252348
Daß keine Hand die andre fand
Und dunkler Wein am Boden rollte

[Anonymous No.11252813]

Is it about sex?

[Anonymous No.11252815]

All in favour of skipping the poem?

[Anonymous No.11252839]

Will you take
a piece of cake?

[Anonymous No.11252848]

>>11252815
>of skipping the poem
In favor of what - sleeping?

[Anonymous No.11254513]

seek me
in the morning ray
just before your eyes open
in that to which the birds pray

find me
beyond the lake of sorrows
on an island
of oblivion`s tomorrows

where black silken phantoms
hum to sleep
the woes of man

forgetting futility
amidst the crystal abysses
of innocence`s eyes

we die in tranquility
in tender kisses
under meaningful skies

[Anonymous No.11254593]

why do I still come here
amids old pictures
gazed at
by such youthful eyes

why do i whisper
so gingerly
when i know i will not hear
what others think of me

is it a doomed desire
for connection
or a hopeful pyre
from which shall arise inspiration

or maybe a vow,
for a stranger`s ears,
a quiet promise:
"I care"

[Anonymous No.11254615]

>>11252812
in english, doc?