Rainbows Poem by Richard Ford Bunuel Whale Carnegie Edison Simon Hitchcock Welles Christ Antunes Rodriguez Kubrick

My heart grew
Three times bigger
Than what it was,
I saw you and your eyes

Dressed up to be a woman
Beyond your years...
A fitting touch
Of a seductress stance...

A nymphet exemplified
Of her youth and beauty
And as sweet as candy
The kind you always want more of...

A fantasy, a chill...
Goose pimples along my neck....
A chill there was
Where it always was

But upon sight of a girl like yourself,
The heart encased in cold hard ice
Melted through in seeing you...
And in melting, my heart grew...

A Lolita made pure of good morale...
But love sought is a life treasured
In finding what's on the other side
Of the rainbow... not a pot of gold

Finding something better still
Made of sterner stuff...
Tensile strength made to heal
In finding the man you love