Edwina Reizer Poems

The petals of the daisy fall to the ground
as one by one I count them.
He loves me. He loves me not.
And if the answer comes out not
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We will not age
for our hearts are young.
Though hard of hearing
our song will be sung.
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Let me rock you as if in a cradle.
But let the cradle be my arms.
Let me soothe your furrowed brow
and smile upon your charms.
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I dance in the evening with wild abandon
when there is no one around.
I dance to the music I hear in my head
barefoot on the ground.
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Tell me how not to love you
for I do not know.
I do not know how to tell my heart
that it must try to beat slow.
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Just one moment is all it took for me
to fall in love forever,
forever and a day.
And what is a moment
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I must make a trip to London
and walk on the pavers of life.
I must feel the death of the poets
that endured the mental strife
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Taking a day away from the pen
makes me feel delinquent again
as if to say why do this thing
when to write will most assuredly bring
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Come, come my love.
Let us travel together.
Let us traverse the hills and dales
regardless of the weather.
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The girl at the window
clears the glass.
Looks out and sees
the warm sweet grass.
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