William Leppo Poems

She arrived at sight
Engulfing my form upon first light Soft sounds emerged from her presence
A calmness that emitted pleasance Her spectrums, an array of beauty
An existence where birth, her only duty A soul on which we feast
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The air we breathe
Thoughts to retrieve Karma to common
The aura selectively summoned Nights revealed by day
Shrouded gaiety, frivolous play Reality, clouded by dreams
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The skeleton on the prairie, bleached by the sun
The window dressed in black, left with a son A flower arrangement, shriveled and dry
The weeping willow that couldn't cry A sore in the eye of the universe
The last unicorn, it didn't give birth A shroud covering eternal sleep
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