Anderson Dcclxxxviii Poem by LeeAnn Azzopardi
Anderson Dcclxxxviii
Let there be rose petals covering yr bed
As I served you a light breakfast
After a night of passion between two lovers
Passing through the night
Let me pluck a rose
And put it in yr grey hair
Kissing away the doubt that plagues yr blue eyes
And will slaythat dragon of the never-ending voice
That tells us it will never work
So, sleep my love
And dream whatever dreams you want
I'll make sure they will be fulfilled
May I ask you, dear Poetess: Is this poem for Joseph Anderson? Great Poem!
The dragon sleeps tonight in the fiery arms of love! And tomorrow will bring what it will bring!
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9/21/2024 2:06:39 AM # 1.0.0.1119
Like the night attracts fireflies, they came together and enjoyed the darkness. The dream is never over till it sees the daylight. Powerful poem.5***