Fatal Attraction Poem by Sandra Feldman

Fatal Attraction



Like the Moon by Earth attracted,
To a love that cannot be,
So this feeling is enacted,
Deep inside the heart of me.

When the Moon at night awakens,
Full lit light in black night sky,
Moon beams, silently forsaken,
By a love that will not die.

'I have loved you since my dawning,
All alone, up in the Sky,
Even though, I can't approach you,
Every night for you, I cry'

But the Earth that's slowly turning,
Knows so well this love can't be,
Even though there is attraction,
It would mean catastrophe.

So, the love for you, my dearest,
That's as strong as love can be,
Is a fatal love attraction,
Drowning slowly in the Sea,
I have loved you at a distance,
You not knowing, silently,
You have filled my whole existence,
My love's moonlit Fantasy.

Sunday, August 23, 2015
Topic(s) of this poem: love
COMMENTS OF THE POEM
Bill Cantrell 04 September 2015

I think love poems are indeed the best and this one is indeed grand.

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Chuy Amante 23 August 2015

love's a power that's infinite it's the sun, by whose flame moon was lit lovely imagery and potent words you use handily A+

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Kelly Kurt 23 August 2015

The angst and hollowness of a love not meant to be. Does knowing it is fatal lessen the tug?

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