Audacious Antics

adjourn the circus for you have a child,
who is confounded between antics and love.
her umbrella have been beaten by the cold,
she wants to be hold and touched, forever-fold.

adjourn the circus for you have a child,
your audacious face-paint won’t last another smile.
ludicrous like the monkey who belongs in the wild,
take you last applause to find; they all did it to unwind.

adjourn the circus for you have a child, 
your heart seem to tick out of chance
as you glister the ludicrous dance,
she begs you, to alter your stance.

a drop of pearl escapes,
and travels over the ghoulish landscape 
of fractured love and tainted frappe,
to find a telescope in search for hope.
but once again she is only to find;
your soul still colorblind. 

audacious antic, 
adjourn the circus for you have a child.
Copyright © | Year Posted 2006

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January 20, 2016 at 9:31 PM
petrus, I really enjoyed this poem thanks for sharing **SKAT**
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September 17, 2010 at 10:10 AM
I really really love it, I think perhaps it would be even better with a change of verb tense in line 3 "her umbrella has been beaten" line 4 "she wants to be held" and since you include such end rhyme in the 3rd verse I'd label it VERSE not free verse..all in all though it's a great write! Light & Love
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