Distant Love (Quatrain) Poem by David Wood

Distant Love (Quatrain)



She floated gracefully like a Holly Blue
And brightened the lives of all she knew
Her wit and charm seduced all beaus
Spreading kindness wherever she goes

My heart burns like a raging fire
She is everything that I desire
My eyes have such passion for her love
Cherubs dancing from heaven above

Oh how can I win a love so fair
We would make a beautiful pair
Can I tell her of my love so true
That she could make my life so new

She is my Holly Blue sweet butterfly
For her sweet love I would surely die
My poor heart beats for her alone
But all I can do is sigh and groan

Oh romance for us will never be
She has another for all to see
I will never know her love of bliss
All I can do is blow her a kiss

Tuesday, September 8, 2015
Topic(s) of this poem: loneliness,longing,love and loss,quatrain
POET'S NOTES ABOUT THE POEM
Quatrain poems are not listed in the Form section on PH but they comprise of a four line stanza either AABB, ABAB, ABCA, or ACBA, ABBA. Usually the 3rd and 4th lines have the same number of syllables. Quatrain poems can be just four lines or several four line stanzas.
COMMENTS OF THE POEM
Kumarmani Mahakul 08 September 2015

Thrilling expression. A beautiful poem of love so nicely depicted......10

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Edward Kofi Louis 08 September 2015

A love so fair! And, far away. Nice work.

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