After a night of insomnia, the body slows:
Dear, but not his, not anyone’s – to have.
In sluggish veins the moan of arrows,
You smile at everyone, like a seraph.
After a night of insomnia, arms hang low,
You’re indifferent to friend or enemy,
In every random sound there’s a rainbow,
There’s a scent of Florence, sudden and icy.
Lips shine softly, and the shadows bright
Round hollow eyes. The midnight skies
Light this face – and out of dark of night,
One thing alone grows darker – our eyes.
19th July 1916
flows just right. Very nice.
flows just right. Very nice. Lovely poem
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