Eduardo Cruz
Eduardo Cruz
May 27, 2016

Meridian

Poem Body

What are flowers
seen through eyes
which never felt
love inside the heart

what is snow
if never white
but ashes
falling from the sky

what if love
was like a lark
flying fast
into the dark

if you never held
one and not the other
who can say how
life can have a tether

About This Poem

Style/Type: Free verse

Review Request Intensity: I want the raw truth, feel free to knock me on my back

Editing Stage: Editing - rough draft

About the Author

Region, Country: New York City, N.Y. Spanish Harlem, USA

Favorite Poets: P. Neruda, Jose de Diego, E. Dickenson, R. Frost, there are many more, but these had the greatest influence...

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Comments

China Blue

thought provoking poem I would hve enjoyed reading on but you cut it short would love to see this ex[panded a bit more What indeed

Eduardo Cruz

That is all That came out of me, and you are right it did end abruptly to me too.
Unfortunately I have nothing else for this right now. Maybe a re-visit at a later time may spark something. Well we could collaborate, If you see something you can add with out change the message.
which is, "love is what keeps us alive"
Thank you so much for your comment and realizing what happen with the write!

Eddie C.