The Phantom Queen Poem by Guy Wilkes

The Phantom Queen



I mourn this day for none shall see
My phantom queen and me
Her shadowed lips, her silver hair
Her haunting voice, her chilling stare
And still I pray one day to see
My phantom queen and me

A timid dream is all we be
My phantom queen and me
I search for gold and harvest tin
My concrete hold unfolds within
A quest in vain for her decree
My phantom queen and me

To doom, for we shall never be
My phantom queen and me
Our full retreat from passion's shore
We shant defeat a world at war
As fire smolders, so shall we
My phantom queen and me

Yet blessed the day when all shall see
My phantom queen and me
The sun will rise and will not set
The ancient lies to soon forget
And ere the dusk all dawn will see
My phantom queen and me

Monday, April 28, 2014
Topic(s) of this poem: longing
COMMENTS OF THE POEM
Garfield 15 January 2019

Such sadness and such unwielded expectation

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Garfield 15 January 2019

Such sadness and such expectation.

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Captain Herbert Poetry 28 April 2014

Nice and lovely poem. Very colorful. Kindly comment on my poems. Thank you very much

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