Lovesong (Ghost) Poem by Eric Cockrell

Lovesong (Ghost)

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if i reached up
and plucked the stars
from the darkest skies,
if i pulled the rain
from the clouds that hang.
if i seeped the stillness
from the mountains strong,
if i took the color
from the rose unopened.
if i took the taste
from the apple
before it ripened,
if i pulled the nails
from the coffin
and raised the body.
if i took the guns
from the soldiers,
and replaced them
with flowers...
if i took the heat
from the fire,
and returned it to your lips.
if i took the hunger
from the hungry,
and gave them faces.
if i healed the sick,
and returned
the child to its mother...
would you know then
that i loved you?
would you know then
that this is for you?

COMMENTS OF THE POEM
Dave Walker 07 March 2012

A very beautiful poem, a fantastic write.

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Marites C. Cayetano 07 March 2012

so sweet and warm, thanks for sharing.

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