A Dusted Book Poem by Anne Yun

A Dusted Book

Rating: 4.5


Let the smile in someone's wrinkles answer your youth
which is hidden still, might in a rose bud's chill
that life is a flower and will bloom sooner
than a glimpse of love that costs you to believe

Leave the tear in someday's mourning cover your eyes
with sorrow but not fear, since darkness dwells near
remember, to fear is to forge a loser
in a heart that take beats of longing to retrieve

Ask no one but you to take over your life
which might jumble in a nook, dusted here is a book
written by the smile and the tear, sometimes the fear
telling you a dream that only you can achieve

Monday, April 18, 2016
Topic(s) of this poem: believe
COMMENTS OF THE POEM
Christopher Tye 07 April 2017

Really beautiful poem, I love how much you've woven into it.

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Seamus O Brian 12 December 2016

I love the interplay between tear, smiles, and fears, and- as always- your inventive ability to work arrangements of meaning in creative patterns to shed new light on common thoughts.

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Cotter Li 02 May 2016

I enjoy reading this one. You are quite skillful in making new structures.

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Anil Kumar Panda 18 April 2016

A strong believe in oneself can let you achieve wonder. Very beautifully done. Loved it.

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