Romeo And Juliet Poem by Margaret Beil
Romeo And Juliet
Again he saw her from across the street
On a balcony
Or maybe she saw him
Her glittering spangles like Eve's forbidden apple
Tempting loves fate
She felt moonlight
Else maybe it was loves tide
Drawing her closer
Just two young stars in an ink black sky
Not knowing of life's dawn.
Friday, November 11, 2011
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