Strangers

Strangers

A Poem by Deborah Shepard

My stranger would we tip of glass of forever champagne
On my window sill, would you see me there
I'm the one crying in angels soft care
See the sun break the moons glisten, baby I love you wont you listen
 
My stranger is here I cannot see him there
He belongs in the fairies tales
Soft embers as I return in the night
Wearing but smiles waiting for twilight
 
 
He glides to me as the shutters within
I cannot be with him again
Angels story wings to his mind
The heart is unbreakable the souls kind
 
Nothing in their world would veer come gain
I would never trade single moment within
Stranger of my soul
Knock !come right in



 

© 2008 Deborah Shepard


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You opened the door of my imagination and with my favority, a fairy. This poem is dream-like, welcoming a fantasy.

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Added on March 12, 2008

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Deborah Shepard
Deborah Shepard

yelm, WA



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ABOUT THE AUTHOR: Deborah Shepard is a published author, poet and writer whose poems tell a story of dreams we have and the beauty of traveling in them to give us belief, hope, and life. Deborah s.. more..

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