Resurrection Mary Poem by Kevin Patrick

Resurrection Mary

Rating: 5.0

In the windy city, in the cold dark night
Walks a solemn women in a gown of starlight
She wanders the streets as a stranger in time
Forever a prisoner to midnights last chimes

sometimes she drifts in the ballrooms dancing
A phantom of Venus elegant and entrancing
With her long blond hair and her eyes blue and fair
She leaves you a kiss then disappears in the air


Eternity she roams, both silent and alone
As an echo of life that death has hand sewn
Condemned to perdition of Archer Avenue
A specter of an angel in twilights residue

Don't ride alone when your driving after dark
She'll take your breath away and leave terrors mark
Mesmerizing and enchanting the nightmares you see
When you close your eyes she is all that you'll dream

Take her for a ride to Resurrection Cemetery
Back to her home with a kiss to sweet Jerry
She'll walk through the nights when your nothing but bones
In a gown of pure white in deaths nights she roams

Save me your kiss dear Resurrection Mary

Tuesday, November 19, 2024
Topic(s) of this poem: kiss
POET'S NOTES ABOUT THE POEM
This poem is inspired by the legend of the ghost in Chicago called Resurrection Mary. As a child I remember hearing about her from the mystery show Unsolved Mysteries. Thought I dont 100 percent believe in ghosts. I love a good ghosts story. Enjoy!
COMMENTS OF THE POEM
Evelyn Judy Buehler 23 November 2024

I've heard stories of Resurrection Mary. I love a good ghost story, too, and your beautifully written tale is among the best. It's in my Favorites.

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Kevin Patrick 28 November 2024

Thank you Evelyn! your words and comments are very touching! This definitely was a fav ghost story it left an impression! . I look forward to reading your mesmerizing works!

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