Tears Of Minerva Poem by Landon Pulmano
Tears Of Minerva
Rating: ★5.0
Hair as soft as the summer breeze
Minerva puts me at ease,
Yet when she cries the sunlight dies
Crystal clear limpid eyes, look astray
To a horizon of darkness.
And when she's done,
Out comes the sun, but in her wake
is a garden of gloom.
Thursday, May 12, 2005
Topic(s) of this poem: hair,summer
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