Vainly Poem by Abel Bolaños
Vainly
Rating: ★3.0
'Smile, '
She said to me
As smoke swirled elegantly
Encircling her visage.
She walked away,
A long, black coat slipping
Into a long, black Cadillac trailed
By tall, black stilettos.
I followed in vain
As tears in the rain
That drenched me with frustration.
There was nothing to do but
Smile.
Sunday, July 10, 2005
Topic(s) of this poem: frustration
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