Silver Wings. Poem by Kevin East

Silver Wings.

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Who lent her
To my gloom.
To bring her wild imaginings.
A fairytale in my room.
Spreading stardust glitterings.
Who sent
A soul with silver wings.

Who composed the symphony
The aria she sings to me.
Her music
To my heart clings.
Poetry
Set to strings.
One kiss of life
She gave.
A wink,
And then a wave.
Then she was gone
When moonlight shone.
Each day
Her memory
Sweet joy brings.
From a soul with silver wings.

COMMENTS OF THE POEM
Valerie Dohren 27 December 2012

Beautiful Kevin, very imaginative write.

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Poetheart Morgan 27 December 2012

Loved, has moon and wings and imagination. I borrowed his wings and flew in his poem.

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