Crossings Poem by Eddie Roa
Crossings
Don’t change the linen yet
It’s still warm
With charm and laughter
Pat the sofa later
Let the hollow stay longer
On the silky cushions
Let the blinds stay folded
The sunbeam remains bright
Casting soothing shadows
The bud is not fully bloomed
Hold the florist’s shears
Just for one more day
Let us not be eager
To shut the gate
Not just yet
A very touching poem with love running through it...Ah!
This poem says it all with descriptive yet few words. To linger as this describes is clever and heart felt. Excellent work! Karin Anderson
Warm memories of the dear departed have to be cherished for long. They have a cathartic effect in life. A poem written with a feeling heart. CP
Truly poetic. This is the way poetry should be written. I wish every prospective poet(even successful poets) read this like a lesson, understand its depths and understand the allusions created. This poem can help them.
The poem advices a newly widowed person not to forget to quickly the beloved departed. Thanks for your appreciation.
This poem has not been translated into any other language yet.
I would like to translate this poem
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5/3/2024 7:50:38 AM # 1.0.0.1119
charming... just lovely.