Memories

by Jane Lowe   Oct 26, 2006


She was in a picture frame
so beautiful against the moon
her fingers touch the waters edge
making ripples due to disappear soon.

And then I can see her smile
her eyes glisten in the wind
her lips curled up with glee
while watching her i feel I've sinned.

Her fingers wrap around a branch
as she heaves herself to wards the sky
i see a glimpse of a distant light
as her wings fold out and she begins to fly.

I see her lift, above the tree tops
Her golden curled hair long gone
as i walk back to my chilled home
i swear i can hear her song.

I can still feel her touch against my skin
I can still feel her presence near
as i turn around in hope to see her face
I whisper: "I'll never forget you my dear".

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  • 18 years ago

    by Andi

    Wow i love this!!! its brilliant! u have an amazing rhyme scheme which is so nice since u run into lots of sloppily written poems....this has great form! def keep up the good work....if u could comment on my poems id love that
    andi