Midnight Pearl
Marilyn wore a pretty pearl of yellowish white
on her golden necklace, which had an alluring shine,
anytime she was in the mood for a kiss and an embrace;
I constantly doubted her honesty from her unconvincing face.
It was a clear midnight and that pearl
resembled a small moon anyone wanted to own;
I touched and felt its charm giving it another frown,
but unknowingly, I seemed to have broken the mystical spell.
No longer she desired those kissess she thought were " Sweet and wild "...
but she suddenly ran in shame as someone who had lost all pride;
oh, the blame was on me for having touched it and fantasized!
Yes, untrue love has its prize: a shattered dream never realized!
Beautiful Marilyn, are you wearing the same pearl to attract
another guy and make him taste Heaven with flames of Hell?
I would cover your bed with roses and rubies, if you threw away the pearl
that enchanted me with your spell and made me lose you on a lovely night!
Copyright © Andrew Crisci | Year Posted 2012
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