I Behold You Poem by Eddie Roa
I Behold You
The acacia tree
rained shimmering jade
below its bowers
where you and I slept the night
on soft ground, on a blanket of ferns.
Last night I chanced to see
the radiance of your face
in the first glimmer of moonlight
and the classic splendor of your bearing
imposed on the glorious light of dawn.
I wonder now if you are prettiest
in sunlight or in the glow of a full moon.
Even in sunlight or in the glow of the moon, the one you behold most is ever beautiful in your eyes..........10
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4/19/2024 6:32:12 PM # 1.0.0.1119
Love this one. 'blanket of ferns' and the last two lines are stunning. One of your best Eddie for me. 10/10 Karin Anderson