| Traditional Forms | ||||||
| by Mike Monroe | ||||||
| Last Dance Sonnet she danced onto the scene like wildfire they forgot the world outside them for a while his soul no longer seemed so deathly tired she dried his rain with every saucer-eyed smile and soon he�d found he�d lost his soul to her without a second thought without regret she gave the world to him on a plate of silver he threw it away and said they didn�t need it they danced their jig and watched the shining stars they drove to the ends of the earth and then drove on he said what is there now that isn�t ours she smiled and said they hadn�t traveled far his shadow woman disappeared at dawn and he woke up to the smell of burning manure Back to Index E-mail the Poet |
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