Caroline. Poem by Res John Burman

Caroline.



You were a wild child
Like a banquet, feasting life
Beauty dancing past.

Are you somewhere still?
Cooking wonderful food, that smile
Heavenly sunshine.

You were the whirlwind
Or a star brightly burning
Incandescently.

You lived three lifetimes
With your lust for adventure
Gone now, Carolina.

Still loved and still missed
There hasn’t been a party
Like your last, last dance!

21st March 2008

Wednesday, March 26, 2008
Topic(s) of this poem: food,lust,sunshine
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Res John Burman

Res John Burman

London, Middlesex, England
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