Her eyes, more sacred than gemstones,
Shone innocently towards the light,
Their symmetry was absolute:
Impossible to capture by mere artists,
The pupils were so dignified;
A souvenir of majesty.
She caught my glance and smiled,
It penetrated my defences,
Her beauty had stolen my thoughts,
My mind was unorganised;
I regressed back to childhood momentarily,
Reduced to a gibbering imbecile.
I realised and tried to look mature,
It was no good, it was a charade,
Self indulgent tears filled my eyes,
My inadequacy was my tragedy,
My lover just stared at me with those eyes,
It was ignorance I wished to revel in.
Thursday, 25 December 2008
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Nathan,
ReplyDeleteyou are a very gifted poet.
never have i read such a detailed poem that put the image you were describing in my head so clear.
i love your creativity and i will be looking forward to future posts. :]
sarah
http://www.sarahf09.edublogs.org