Soul Mate Poem by Allan James Saywell

Soul Mate



A solitary man- who lived
Happiness was a cave
In that cave
A solitary confinement
Then she appeared
Out of a rose coloured mist
Then only then
Did city lights burn bright
No more cold nights
Warmth shone out of eyes so light
Pale like a blue bayou
The blonde held with bobby pin
No more hurt no more pain
Like a heart held in a vice
A kindred soul
No longer does he sleep with moles
Forever watched over
By a blue eyed rove

Wednesday, April 8, 2015
Topic(s) of this poem: love and life
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