Poem August 23, 1982 Issue

Heart's ease

MARY ELIZABETH G. BAKER

The greatest fear is to love, I've found,
for fear that love will be abused, reviled, rejected.
But when I step apart from "you and me,"
yearning to the heart's core to love Love more,
fear's fetters come unbound.

MARY ELIZABETH G. BAKER

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