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Always Mon AmourDec 01 '04 Write an essay on this topic.
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The Bottom Line This is a poem from my first book (newly published) of romantic poetry entitled, Romancing the Soul, available now through Amazon.com.
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When sunlight fails to fall from azure skies and gray angry clouds no longer wet me; When blue jays roost and fold their wings and raise no more their voices in glee; When willows cease to weep and leaves do sweep the browning blades of haunted grass; When rivers cease to gurgle and speak a harmonious symphonic task. When moonlight fails and stars are quelled And the ocean tides speak no more; When rainbows disdain striking hues And foam no longer serenades the shore; When owls cease to speak from wizened peaks And bald eagles old decline to fly; When roses fail under the April snow And wildflowers put away their petals and die. When Angel's wings no longer sing of tender love and warm regard; When mountains bow below the plow of Godly hearts and hands swept hard; When time stands still 'pon distant peak and warm winds no longer caress me, my mind, my heart my soul will yet beat with an ardent, tender love for you. Copyright 2004, Vincent Martin, All rights reserved.  |
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