Moroccan Poems - Poems about Moroccan

A dream wondrous mystical drifting desert breeze dancing veils of silk whisper grace a touch of the divine from the heart of Morocco haunting music for the soul from ages reminiscent of distant enchanted worlds Submitted on January 4, 2019 for contest WRITING CHALLENGE JANUARY 2019 FIBONACCI sponsored by DEAR HEART - RANKED 3RD...

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The Moroccan star shines down on me tonight Giving me light to keep going Have to fight Masquerading as a white knight You are but a dark, gloomy reminder of Hell Dancing on my spleen Crumpling my feet Galloping across my heart Trampling my mind with your corrosion and wrath You masqueraded as a Moroccan man Pretended to possess gentleness and beauty Deceived me into thinking...

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Could have been A beautiful meeting Your strategic plans were puny But mighty Your sword was dull to the touch But pricked my finger as I stroked it Your lips seemed gentle and pristine But, when I turned my back I felt your bite You tore my flesh Sometimes I feel a gentle breeze Sometimes I long for the beauty of Morocco Craving the exotic...

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The genie in the bottle beside Alladin's lamp awaiting the cue to perform her dance Aromatic spices fill the air..authentic meals to be my fare. Tagines of fowl and lamb....fish and yams Bastille chicken flavored with cinamon, raisins and date palm. Finely ground walnuts,pecans and such give flavors ..a mysterious touch. Walls alive in mosaic designs.....brocaded covered...

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Bending beauty thin orange petals flutter fast in vase defiance...

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