What On Earth Has Become Of Us? © Poem by Roann Mendriq

What On Earth Has Become Of Us? ©



The clouds are blushing rosy pink,
as the sun bathes in twilight;
The stars begin to twinkle-wink,
at the wild winds kiss goodnight.

The gentle breezes now caress,
the new, shy and swirling mist;
Shedding her lace evening dress,
the moonbride needs to be kissed.

The lusty sky looks on his love,
yearning for sweet earth below;
Unattainable from above,
but bathed in love's warm glow.

Pray tell, if all the world is loving thus...
What on earth has become of us?
©

Wednesday, June 26, 2013
Topic(s) of this poem: love
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