Happiness Poem by Mercy R Wildfire

Happiness



At times she might wear a veil,
as her modesty does entail.

but when she lifts it up for you, to whom she makes her happy stride,
she giggles come sit by my side.

engaging you with glittering eyes, everything shimmers while she dines. partaking of your meal of life, her sweet Perfume of loosestrife.

her Gentle touch, a calming balm.
she claps plump hands to her own song. a smile, a touch a little hope, is our main course, but here's a trope.

there's much too little but not quite, It's there for you, that's life's delight. love, passion and growth, may come along but we make no oath.

don't fill your stomach to your hearts content. Her payments here are inconstant. and make a choice, mind how you choose, for choosing is just what you do.

If done right then on the side, we might reward you with peace of mind. And happiness will come and go. her face, for long, she doesn't show.

Saturday, December 3, 2022
Topic(s) of this poem: passion
POET'S NOTES ABOUT THE POEM
A poem by an uneducated poet. Like most of my poems, I wrote this, may I call poem, on impulse. As I felt slipping joy escaping me, I felt I must put the feeling down, I must express my impression. I hope the learned reader will forgive any fult they find, and I am quite sure there are many. To be honest I don't even know what type of poem this is, as it happens, I cannot boast of any literature education of any kind. All my claims are by reading and feeling
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