VenusA Poem by Sami KhalilVenus by
Sami Khalil And it was there that she obeyed the night Seeking someone with voice, spirit, a heart In stars and in dismay, burnishing bright The kind evinced by love found, sans dawn’s start. All the while, the vast ocean of her eyes Fancied the waves of those formative years Suspiring fire and finding unsaid prize Leased to the highest bidder’s price and tears. Shackled by sin, Venus would rather die Bane to some written in hard-covered books Disguised as goddess and never too shy A movable feast to men, caught by hooks. I felt a lone snowman, melting inside By sun and empathy, enjoining pride. © 2024 Sami KhalilReviews
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