Poems by Alyssa Friday

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  • So silent you sit.
    So still...

  • For once the clock strikes midnight skies,
    the winter shines; the tendrils gleam...

  • Don't tell me you'll come back to me
    if death may ride your way...

  • Even aloe cannot soothe this summer's burn,
    for it comes not from sun, but of sin and scorn...

  • Look at me.
    I feel your heart racing...

  • Bridge of ruby yawns and stretches,
    waking pool of cerulean blue...

  • The man stared at the ring
    that hung around his neck...

  • Fate stands still by iron gate,
    white-gloved hand awaiting tender touch...

  • A hurricane of fancy faces
    swirl an ever safe dance...

  • War

    Emerald scythes dance amorously
    in the cold moonlit night...

  • A bright sun shone dappled through
    a forest of browning leaves...

  • I stood, transfixed,
    bathed in a silver light...