Floyd Zimmerman Poems

Two worlds, cruel fate, two worlds apart.
Don't cry my dear, when it gets dark
We'll build a bridge across the stars
To mountains, moons and golden hearts.
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Through golden leaves, through arms that twist,
Through crooked fingers spectrums split,
To reveal the scars of an ancient tryst
Softly veiled in morning mist.
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Is she the Queen
Of the age, of reason;

Whose name is Passion
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What is Love?
Is it the whisper of a word on the breath of the air and the
shape of a face cut in the clouds?
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I'll smash your back
I'll weaken your bones

I'll bury your lovers
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Children playing are seldom seen
On the barren moors remoted greens,
And each night a chilling scream
Wakes a mother from a haunted dream.
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Planted seed, baby rose,
Help me heal and help me grow.
Watered seed, budding rose,
Build me up, flesh and bone.
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The Armies marched with banging drums
That made ill the streams, made black the dreams.
The Armies marched with cracking horns,
Each soldier robed in robes of green.
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Bare; on the grim horizon blow
The weeping, wailing winds of woe.
The individual crying in the wilderness,
The frail voice of Winter's sorrow.
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