Valsa George Poems

Sure, it was love at first sight!
I knew, her very sight ignited a spark
Burning my dark interiors
Like charcoal on fire
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Rain clouds stain the Sky with dark lies
The vagrant Wind trumpets them to the world aloud
The Lightning ruptures her with needle like claws
The Thunder stamps her with its thudding feet
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On a cold December dawn
Came the Fog, riding down
With long fleecy beard in white
And wavy hair so thin and light.
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On the lad, they had put all the blame
He hung his head in shame
He was called a glutton
For gobbling some mutton
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Petals fall, wheels roll
How swift is the flight of time

Lifting the veil of my translucent memory
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There lived a woman so alone
Nothing about her was known
She stole away from sight
People saw her as blight
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Sailing unimpeded in the sea of joy
Sloshing over its expanding silver
Like a sailor addicted to the sea
Feeling the electric power of waves
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My neighbour is a real glutton
At a feast, he gobbled much mutton,
Besides all the meat,
He ate piles n' piles of sweet!
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