Hallmark Card

by Shædow Poet   Aug 7, 2005


“I wish I were the wind,
To blow sweet reminders
I will kindle your warmth
With a darkened realization:
Of our mortality.”

“I wish I were your blood,
So I could be locked within your heart
To stop and start, to deteriorate
Inside claret veins:
You’ll value vivacity.”

Inside a tube of velvet wishes
They each are engraved on chocolate
Some will be patterned lightly,
Yet one, will be written on red:
A crimson priority.

This says:

“I wish I were a hallmark card
A façade of true ‘romance’
I’ll sing a sweet poem whenever opened
I’ll never display my ‘angst’:
Cloak of perfection.”

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  • 19 years ago

    by SCARECROW

    You would put Edgar Allan Poe to shame, bub. Fabulous work!