She in Red RobeA Poem by Anthony M. BarajasShe in red robe danced A night The neon glow of hotel lights Abandoned cars And loud stereo Fog in The heaviness That weighs down She with dark eyes Soft lips And long calypso hair Strut in the morning of her delusion Paths to her knowledge Seemed delayed in her reasoning Afraid of the conclusion End of the story Read in first line symphony Historical operatic miles In her orchestrated life She in dark night Comes in like a sonic boom The Rivers of her veins flow in the Rivalry of her illusions Forbidden religion The fractions of day Weave inwardly in the brace Of her presence Come now this alter My sacrifice For the decay of my lust © 2013 Anthony M. Barajas |
StatsAuthorAnthony M. BarajasANAHEIM, CAAboutI have been writing since I was ten years old but never really wrote poetry until Junior High School. I had a crush on this girl there that essentially became my one and only muse. We had become frien.. more..Writing
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