Cynthia Yildirim Poems

The laughter in your heart
Would melt a melting pot
Would rise a sunken ship
Save a lady in distress
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I
Every waning moon
You cast your best spells
To evil you do not dwell
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I
Brilliant leader of light
You are my father
You love as no other
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Three sticks are bound
One is ample and slim
One is long and voluptuous
And one is revolting
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To my secret love, I write this poem
Who he is I shall reveal to no one
While working we met
Attraction profound
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Marriage is as old, as man and woman
Adam and Eve were the first
Or was God to man
A marriage of pure love
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I
Buggies abound pebbled streets
Bonnets adorn your women
Farm work greets your men
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One day old man I'll be like you
My hands tired and torn
My back hunched over
My steps slow
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My dear friend
I miss you
I love you, though
I’ll never tell you
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Our house, has four walls as any home
A door, that fails to lock
Walls, as kaleidoscopes
Windows, where breezes freely flow
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