My Foolish Heart Poem by Evelyn Judy Buehler

My Foolish Heart

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At no time could my heart ever discern reason,
Yet, I tried in the wildflower years to be smart.
Nebulous weather wisely varies every season,
But there is no wisdom in an enamored heart.

Yet, I tried in the wildflower years to be smart.
Sometimes, I really thought I had succeeded.
But there is no wisdom in an enamored heart,
Like a bleeding sun when day has been ceded!

Sometimes, I really thought I had succeeded.
We could have made beautiful music together,
Like a bleeding sun when day has been ceded,
And blue jays fly away with birds of a feather.

We could have made beautiful music together!
Nebulous weather wisely varies every season,
And bluebirds fly away with birds of a feather,
At no time could my heart ever discern reason.

My Foolish Heart
Sunday, April 3, 2022
Topic(s) of this poem: imagery,nature,heart,feelings,blind love
POET'S NOTES ABOUT THE POEM
Photo by congerdesign at Pixabay This poem is in the pantoum form.
COMMENTS OF THE POEM
LeeAnn Azzopardi 04 April 2022

i really love this poem Evelyn especially with using the second line in the verse as the first line in the next Bravo!

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Evelyn Judy Buehler 04 April 2022

It's so great to know you enjoyed my poem, LeeAnn. Thank you very much.

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