She opened her eyes and dawn
Entered her mind, falling
Into her heart it sparkled
With rose-petal joy, imparting
A light to her thoughts. Today
She was to be wed, shaky
She rose and looked around
At the brightening room proudly.
Wedding gown hung dreamily
And appeared very unreal.
Cream lace, studded with roses
And pearls, it shone, imposing
A tender glow to her soul.
This day she would be wholly
His, and the image gave blush
To her cheeks, - then a crushing
Thought filled her with painful
Foreboding - - - he would again
Be away to war before
The day was done. With awful
Blight on wedded bliss, fear crept
Over her heart, and she wept.
This is tenderly written with a sadness affecting the reader..... Well versed Fay..10+..........Sue
oh! ! my word! ! ! this is very touching indeed..! ! ! really felt these lines... your poems can touch many hearts Fay.. nice write! ! ! 10+++ with love shan
Heart felt and beautiful writing. The brides of yesterday in the world wars and brides of today in wars miss their husbands. You touched me with your understanding and empathy. 10 Karin Anderson
A very beautiful poem Fay, with a sad twist at the end. I love the way you portray this bitter/sweet scene in such a masterful way I've given this an eleven out of ten - as it evoked menories of Taffeta and Chiffon. Of course I was arrested immediately afterwards Best Steve
Fay, Very beautiful a poem... though we did not escape from tears.......... 10... All best Tsira
This poem has not been translated into any other language yet.
I would like to translate this poem
Fay...... Lovely poem, happy and sad together. I hope it wasn't true and close to home. Keep well Martin