She waited with wide eager eyes
Desperately searching the crowds in a frenzy, hypnotised
By every thought of him
His soul, breath and spirit
To have that which belongs to her
He made a promise he can't defer
Suddenly the wild beast that tamed this Fox came by
Amongst a mist of people. The elements combined
Creating a blast of magnificent colours
She alone saw this incredible wonder
Dumb-founded she wept in Ecstasy
As he approached she thought it was a fantasy
He looked so humble, but he was her Archangel
They exchanged pleasantries like 'strangers'
And voiced all the words in their larynx like a plunder
But then she demanded poetry with such a hunger
And he said: "You remind me of the Bible"
Her face changed like a cloudy day; feeble
He continued: "When Joshua asked that the luminary
Should stand still, until they gained victory.
If I should ask God one thing tonight
It'd be to stop this moonlight
And make this night and your beauty
To last till eternity
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A Start To The End
PoetryThis is a collection of poems written in different seasons. There is an overlap of emotion, but they complement each other. The theme is characterised by regret, anger, love, sadness, optimism etc. It is open to interpretation and allows for structu...
