Cupid's Folly Poem by Edwin Baldwin

Cupid's Folly



through the mind numbing fog
her crystal blue light houses
appeared before me
deeply penetrating my pale
existence....

from off her hungered lips
did tender whispers of love
sail the wind to my moaning ear

she listened for ' I love you ' in the silence
two wayward hearts beckoning to know
eternal passion through the distance

COMMENTS OF THE POEM
Adeline Foster 31 August 2012

Very good free verse. Liked the thought of a 'moaning ear', even thought I have never heard one. Read mine - Memory is a Cheating Thing - Adeline

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