My dear Jane
Edward and Jane Eyre poem
By Melissa IngoldsbyPublished 3 years ago • Updated 3 years ago • 1 min read
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my dearest friend
Jane,
Your words soothe
A calming balm over my throat
My pained, aching eyes
I feel my love etched in heaven,
As I Edward, feel the thread
Clinking and slinking into my torn up web
The web feels like my heart
And though we have been apart,
The string sounds clinking, when a lone finger
Plucks it, as a violin string
As a gentle wind over a harp breathing a
Cooling song.
I know that the last time we spoke,
It was cut off like a cruel knife to a throat
By the dark raven who lights up
Their fires (as you brilliantly said softly to me in your secret throne)
And painfully sad, screeches into my ear,
But dear Jane
Do not fear,
Be at peace
Edward is here.
And she is living in eternity
Here.

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