Angel In Pink Converse Poem by Charlie F. Kane

Angel In Pink Converse



She flew right past me one day,
My eyes must have been blinded by her light,
For seconds later she was gone.
So she must have been an angel,
I fell in love with an angel in pink Converse.

Before I could stop and say ‘hello’,
She’d flown away,
And I could only remember the image of
The angel in pink Converse,
My angel in pink Converse.

If all angels were like she,
I would glad die to join them all,
But could they be more beautiful
Than the angel in pink Converse,
My angel in pink Converse.

Maybe, maybe,
Someday she’ll fly again my way,
And I would stop and talk for awhile,
To the angel in pink Converse,
My angel in pink Converse.
Perhaps they all wear Converse in Heaven?

©Charlie F. Kane

24/04/07

COMMENTS OF THE POEM
Yes No 01 May 2007

A nice poem with a good use of imagery, you seemed to have captured the idea of unrequited love, or perhaps just a form of infatuation in a brief poem.

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