I’ll sing you a song; it won’t take me long
to rhyme and to romanticize.
I’ll paint with just words, sing sweet as the birds
of the girl with the faraway eyes.
I met her in France, where all true romance
is started, then ended, so dies.
Her heart I had won; knew not she would run:
the girl with the faraway eyes.
She taught me to love this nymph from above.
Like goddess, she wore a disguise.
Came into my life, as lover, not wife:
the girl with the faraway eyes.
We parted too soon, star-cross'd ‘neath the moon.
With sorrow she stained all my skies.
Long years though apart, she lived in my heart:
the girl with the faraway eyes
I long for her still, with heart she did chill,
by breaking it, with all the ties.
I’ll find her one day; next time she may stay:
the girl with the faraway eyes.
- Author: Blue-eyed Bolla (Pseudonym) ( Offline)
- Published: April 11th, 2022 01:48
- Comment from author about the poem: for Lorraine
- Category: Love
- Views: 11
- User favorite of this poem: L. B. Mek.
Comments2
you make it look so effortlessly easy
showcasing, such practised skill..
thanks for sharing, dear Poet
(I read and learn)
Thank you LB. Sometimes the poems flow fast as a stream. Those days are delightful, just like a dream. Again, thanks for your support. 😊
Great! Really enjoyed this.
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