A Matchless Mite

My love looms still in your room, 
a carousel billowing in 
boundless bloom,
watch it like the dew distil 
before dawn;
in a dream of passion before 
roses yawn.

My love commits one common 
crime,
it steals through your blind at 
bedtime,
with smiles so bright from dusky 
skies;
leaving the rainbow glued to 
your eyes.

This is more than a dream, feel it,
like the Icycles in Autumn, see it;
crystal clear, written in black and 
white,
not to be measured though a 
tender mite.
Copyright © | Year Posted 2013

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September 6, 2013 at 8:52 AM
Hi Adeleke, this seems to be romantic reverie
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