Rick 'Goblette' Burton (Salt Lake City, Utah)
Poems by Rick 'Goblette' Burton : 2 / 3
Contemporary Surrendering
A melting winter for your lip's
Spring water, spring flower,
once again Spring's desire.
Summer night, screaming less dressed!
Tops of Autumn spinning,
Dropping their leaves
Strewing notes of poetry.
Atmosphere garments, passing seasons - turned chapters
Changing the romance,
Powdering my face.
Rick 'Goblette' Burton
Submitted: Thursday, January 02, 2003
Read poems about / on: romance, poetry, spring, autumn, flower, winter, summer, water, night, change
Poems by Rick 'Goblette' Burton : 2 / 3
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