The laughter in your heart
Would melt a melting pot
Would rise a sunken ship
Save a lady in distress
...
I
Every waning moon
You cast your best spells
To evil you do not dwell
...
Three sticks are bound
One is ample and slim
One is long and voluptuous
And one is revolting
...
To my secret love, I write this poem
Who he is I shall reveal to no one
While working we met
Attraction profound
...
Marriage is as old, as man and woman
Adam and Eve were the first
Or was God to man
A marriage of pure love
...
I
Buggies abound pebbled streets
Bonnets adorn your women
Farm work greets your men
...
I
Oh my how ye have changed
Once known for your kindness to strangers
Now your reputation tarnished by extremist
...
One day old man I'll be like you
My hands tired and torn
My back hunched over
My steps slow
...
I
For you have no book to quote
You rely on your life your wrote
Yet often your path is lost
...
I
Old ancient religion
India your home
Brahman the universal spirit
...
Rannato at the grotto
Stole a pipe from Divo
Stuck it down his pants
The women went into a trace
...
On the Lot, my film making dreams come true
I speak to my crew swiftly
Man the lights!
Actors know your lines
...
Prop us on your breast
For we are needy
Dance with me in distress
For we are greedy
...
Cynthia Yildirim age thirty-one is author of the book 'Garden Pleasures' a book of poetry. She is a Technology, Art, News and Science lover and resident of Florence, Alabama. Mother of four great children and avid reader. Ms. Yildirim also enjoys Social Media and you can you can find her on sites such as Twitter, Facebook, Digg, Youtube, Google Buzz, Myspace and Reddit. Feel free to send her a friend request and share some of your poetry. Don't forget to download Ms. Yildirim's ebook here on Poemhunter that contains sixty one of her delightful poems. However, if you would like to read all of Cynthia's poems then check out the book on BuybooksOnTheWeb.com - Cynthia Yildirim's poetry cover topics from love, religion to politics. Don't forget to leave a comment and rating to let her know what you think.)
The Laughter
The laughter in your heart
Would melt a melting pot
Would rise a sunken ship
Save a lady in distress
Lead the lost to find their way
Cause pain to go away
Your laughter
Is my laughter
Your heart, my heart
Two risen ships
Of ladies of lost
From laughter of pain
Let us unite these good things