Robert Anthony Poems

Come not to ask, to Plead or Implore
Come to tell you, how much I Adore

Soothing away any and all fear
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The First Glimpse of this radiant creature, unraveled mind's clarity
Enchanted fairy tale innocence, God's miracle gift, 'tis rarity

My Heavens opened, likening the world stage parting the red sea
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The chambermaid of the tavern her name Marie
Alluring captivating fair maiden all would agree
Smiling flirting undoubtedly her majored degree
Scurrying making the rounds not missing a knee
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Last telling the tale of the lovely Kate
About to ask for our first formal date

The Gods had decreed her to my collection plate
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Help to search with wisdom, before I decide
Not selfishly lost thought committing, Filicide?

Vindictive, delusional, raging madness, insane
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Pleasure and pain, the glad and the sad
Teardrops and laughter, the good and the bad

Ecstasy passes, but can be replaced
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