Favors

by William Mae   Dec 13, 2013


Favors

Moon, may I ask of you a favor,
It's not a weighty task,
Smile on her heart so lovingly,
Is all of you I ask.

Stars, will you shine upon her kindly,
Make her pathway clear,
Let her feel these thoughts in me,
And take away her fear.

World of dreams I beckon,
When you visit while she sleeps,
Bring her in your dreamland way,
To places we can meet.

Where softly i can talk with her,
Gently clasp her hand.
Hold her safely in my arms,
Till all the storms disband.

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  • 11 years ago

    by Maple Tree

    Willam-

    The flow of this piece is mouth watering! Simply beautiful!!!!

    very elegant and just magical... I'm in awe with this poem!!

  • 11 years ago

    by Meena Krish

    There is a certain flair to your writes where rhymes and rhythms comes to you effortlessly. You make each of your write smooth and so real where the reader herself can hear those words.

    This is the sweetest favor a man can ask for his lady. Reading it alone makes me feel warm..imagine how it would be for the person you wrote it for!

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