There are some things that time cannot forget,
Nor Life’s long course erase, but still remain
Without a doubt. We have no choice, and yet
We fain would lose remembrance of the pain
And sorrow that accompany that thought.
I once rejoiced in knowledge and the fact
That better memory could not be bought,
But now I mourn it, for I cannot act
Upon the feelings I have known so long.
Yet I cannot forget what I still feel,
Nor even come to think that it is wrong.
The ache remains—my heart will never heal.
If only mind could come to realize
What heart knows: unreturned love never dies.
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bravo
This is a superb sonnet, excellent in every respect, done by a practiced hand. Loved it, loved it. Bravo... bravo... bravo...

