Solitude Poem by Bill Smith
Solitude
Rating: ★4.8
In solitude she swears
No more tears will she waste
Lifts the silver to her lips
Takes a little taste
Eyes cast to the sky
Dreams on a shining moon
While quietly in her solitude
She sips tears from a spoon
Saturday, January 6, 2007
Topic(s) of this poem: lips,silver,solitude,tears
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8/4/2026 9:22:51 PM # rel_20260803T153344Z_4267e77
Lovely portrait of lonliness and grief.