Best Poems Written by Erika Paulino

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The Snowman

The Snowman

There was a snowman with a cigar in his mouth, Who said, “this could easily go south!”
The sun’s coming down, I fear that I’ll drown, 
I’m smoking my way down to Louth

Copyright © Erika Paulino | Year Posted 2022


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Richards Love Letter

Richard’s Love Letter 

Through distinct beaten paths we’ve wandered and journeyed 
Gliding through the fog of the mundane days; scurried, hurried, worried
In quest of happiness by mans standard 
Culminating bleeding hearts, a soul so armored
Perceiving a sense of doom, a lonely end
Pain so deep that the days and nights blend 
Through stormy days, there shone a light 
A light so bright, it’s brought us insight 
Within the world of love and it’s magnificent pleasures 
The endless strokes of the sweetest treasures 
Eyes that shimmer with love pure and true 
Nectarous lips as velvety, there can’t be two  
A soul so kind, an unbreakable spirit 
Hands that embrace me in the most beautiful lyric

Copyright © Erika Paulino | Year Posted 2022

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