Love Sonnet 150: 'Out With Your Tambourines, And Greet The Dawn' Poem by Reyvrex Questor Reyes

Love Sonnet 150: 'Out With Your Tambourines, And Greet The Dawn'



Out with your tambourines, and greet the dawn,
The sun glows sweet, after a pitch dark night,
Tossed, aimlessly, at sea, to shore she's drawn,
And sweet waif's sail, now billows bright in sight:
Set all the planks, connect with love to dock,
Let lilies bloom, now they have reason to,
Then play the song that black curtains can't block,
Roll up the shades, bid all the gloom to go:
Bring out Euphoria, enough to go around,
Don't understate your mirth, as Spring now starts,
For once, this joy was lost, but now is found,
All for this sweetly, prodigal of hearts:
.....Rejoice, that though how oft it went to roam,
.....It found no roost until it came back home.

Saturday, November 26, 2011
Topic(s) of this poem: lost love,love,miss you
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