Tarot And Tell Poem by Susan Lacovara

Tarot And Tell

Rating: 5.0


She is his voodoo
He, her taboo
Casted runes
Ruining the two
Her polished hand
His potion held
Under the moon
As moonlight swelled

Her sign, of sun
That Leo mane
Could not, the crab,
Coax to remain
As high as heaven
From which she fell
What now the cards
Tarot, and tell

He hides away
In hills and trees
She clears her land
Her head, and leans
Against the memory
Her heart, knows well
She knows the tarot
And knows his tell....

Monday, July 6, 2015
Topic(s) of this poem: lonely
POET'S NOTES ABOUT THE POEM
(07/06/15) What every star tells her, she hears with her heart.
His words say little, but she knows his 'tell'...MS

*tell: the subtle give-away, when trying to keep a 'poker-face'...the bluff, uncovered...as the hand plays out
COMMENTS OF THE POEM
Sekharan Pookkat 08 July 2015

pages of memories are still green - nice to read

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Ah, the turning of cards by the mind's-eye of the Seer! Susan, I like this...most creative storyline, and as per your usual...finely structured from onset to close-out! ~FjR~

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