Chevrons Poem by Caroline Guedes

Chevrons

Rating: 4.8


I've painted chevrons on the road leading to me
I've written poems in the clouds hoping you'd see
I've worn your favourite colour as a sign
I've been daydreaming, hoping you'd be mine

But I don't think you see me
What else could I possibly do?
Am I not good enough for the
love I want? Am I not good
enough for you?

I'd colour the city
Paint every poem
Sacrifice my dreams
I'd do anything

I've painted chevrons on the road leading to me
But you're watching the traffic lights. You don't see me
I've worn your favourite colour, daydreaming through time
But you're eyes never meet mine, you don't read my signs

COMMENTS OF THE POEM
Mary Gordley 10 February 2008

Fun poem to read with an irresistible romantic slant. Thanks

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Bill Smith 10 February 2008

enjoyed this, time will show you that men are not that clever at reading signs, better just go grab him by the scruff of the neck and shake him, smiffy

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Caroline Guedes

Caroline Guedes

Ottawa, Ontario Canada
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