Reverie Poem by Lucifera Santez

Reverie

Rating: 5.0


Hands outstretched,
Barefoot,
She runs towards him,
In sweetest of greeting.
After a long weary day,
She is his self, his anchor,
Brunette tresses bouncing to and fro.
Soft lips stretched in laughter,
She is all he never wanted,
She is all he wished to have…………..
Small face trusting
As he lifts her up,
His princess,
His perfection,
Who puts every nerve of his
In splendid elation…
“Dad” she chimes
And bends to kiss his cheek,
Before her lips touch his skin,
Before he is enveloped in her sweet scent,
A curtain drops,
He wakes
Pining for things
That could never be
Longing for her
But she never exists
Outside his dream………………………

POET'S NOTES ABOUT THE POEM
this is for little Verrira, who never came in the world...
COMMENTS OF THE POEM
Gleb Zavlanov 20 July 2013

A sad yet beautiful poem. I loved it. I invite you read and comment and give any suggestions.

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Valerie Dohren 20 July 2013

Beautiful but very sad and poignant. Always a great loss when a child is lost.

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