Harmless MiseriaA Poem by A.A.RomanczukWith diamantine dew ornamented tremble sweet lilies white Under the rain threatened melancholy morning’s watercolor
light I don a Delphic countenance Wilde surely would approve as I
pine For the apocryphal miseria of the veiled moon and the stars
divine- Her ladies-in-waiting pococurante- nur im selbst verliebt-
of course, Being able to roam land out of Monet’s dream and drink plum
waters Like wine, I long to be a bird in flight-to stretch my
starved soul over The sugar frosted mountains white, to not be tethered to
thee who I am doomed to love and sigh over in this empty prison with
a view I long, I long…the earth is shaken by the sky…the first
drops fall. © 2012 A.A.RomanczukFeatured Review
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1 Review Added on June 12, 2012 Last Updated on June 12, 2012 AuthorA.A.RomanczukNJAbout“A dreamer is one who can only find his way by moonlight, and his punishment is that he sees the dawn before the rest of the world.” - Oscar Wilde Feel free to check out my first publis.. more..Writing
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