Every Woman Poem by Barry Middleton

Every Woman



the girl is every woman
the expectation of dawn
revealing a dream of day
when fearful night has gone

she is the bloom of May
surpassing summer's heat
all the earth can yield
all passions we entreat

sunrise can bring a storm
a kiss turned to deceit
as tears of lightning fall
and force a blind retreat

the rose of spring is torn
the garden left in tatters
to cast a fatal shroud
on everything that matters

yes she is every woman
the breath of sacred belief
madonna of precious life
the arbiter of grief

but she may drift away
in winds beyond all reason
to leave us stripped again
to battle with the season

Every Woman
Wednesday, February 17, 2016
Topic(s) of this poem: isolation,woman,deceit,grief
POET'S NOTES ABOUT THE POEM
I happen to be male so this is a matter of point of view. I freely admit that men are just as prone to betrayal as are women.
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