Elizabeth Fontaine Grieco (08/14/1957 / Montreal, Quebec, Canada)
Poems by Elizabeth Fontaine Grieco : 12 / 59
Evening Shade
Flickering shadows, paint my evening shade,
Moonlit rays, peep through to illuminate
just same, mesmerizing me, tantalizing me,
Fantasizing within me of my Knight in
Shinning armour, reaching down,
Kissing my tender lips that are so sour,
To somehow create a sweet, succulent flower.
Elizabeth Fontaine Grieco
Submitted: Monday, May 14, 2012
Poems by Elizabeth Fontaine Grieco : 12 / 59
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