Her Eyes

Her Eyes

A Poem by Kermit Gildersleeve

Her eyes

Draw forth

from my heart

A bleeding font of poetry,

Causing my stammering

Crooked lips to sing

They are wells of song

Wells of verse

The Almond orbs

Lashed in black

need only

favor me

with a fleeting glance,

To draw out what is there

© 2011 Kermit Gildersleeve


Author's Note

Kermit Gildersleeve
"Lashed" is supposed to be accented on the ed, like Lash-ED

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Oh, that fleeting glance that strikes deep. Of all the body language that a woman may use, that one's the best and most telling. Well done, Kermit.

Posted 13 Years Ago



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Added on April 14, 2011
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Kermit Gildersleeve
Kermit Gildersleeve

Indianapolis, IN



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I am a young writer. I seek passion, and a revival of old ways and sensibilities. I am in love with a muse, and Worship an Infinite and triune God. more..

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