limbo moonA Poem by I_ArtManit happened one night in the wee small hours or the morning. unrequited love.
limbo moon
A nymph stood laughing on the sands and beckoned me. Her eyes were irresistible commands, I started slowly, then realizing... a growing madness and began to run, But with the smoother grace of summer breeze she also ran as if her pleasure were the race. Pursuing her was vanity, but lured from sense i chased her far.... There would have been more sanity in seeking rainbows or a star. At last i dropped, exhausted lay to watch her stop and turn again in petulance, as if to say such games could ne'er be won by men. Her golden hair thrown back, half wild, she stood against the setting sun, The form her mother venus styled still breathing from the run. Her eyes, so sparkling in her pride, grew tender in the evening glow, and when the moon came forth, she sighed, drank deep of cold blue rays Escaped into the night, kidnapped by an angel dark with chameleon wiles, Dark angel predator-- cunning interloper Charged with whispering secrets and promiscuous promises Impossible to keep. I_ArtMan © 2010 I_ArtMan |
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Added on February 21, 2008 Last Updated on August 8, 2010 Previous Versions AuthorI_ArtMannorth hollywood, CAAboutAbout me Scott Cumming: Born in Chicago, September 2, 1943 My father, Robert Bailey Cumming, was a successful corporate attorney. My mother, Vivien Ruth Larsen, was a photographer's model and .. more..Writing
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