La Paloma

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    La Paloma

    You flew into my hands, a sorrowful thing,
    I could feel your fluttering heart, a trembling in
          your wings.
    As I smoothed your feathers I felt your heart
          grow stronger,
    And I knew I could not hold you any longer.

    Fly, Paloma Blanca, I offer no resistance,
    You must explore your freedom, the beauty of
          your existence.
    Although I love you, I can only pray
    You'll remember the one who caressed your life,
          and return to me someday.

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    Poetry is not a turning loose of emotion, but an escape from emotion.

    T. S. Eliot (1888-1965) American-English poet and playwright.

    NenaT’s Poems (31)

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    The Breakup 2
    Gone 1
    Dreamers Dreaming 3
    ALONE 5
    When I Look For You 6
    The Goodbye 1
    Memories of a Tuesday Afternoon 3
    A Mother's Prayer 2
    She Loves Him 2
    THE HAWKMAN 4
    Este Corazon (My Heart) 0
    In Time 4
    The Rendezvous 1
    Unrequited 2
    JASON 2
    May-December Love 1
    Forbidden 4
    The Romantics 2
    La Paloma 0
    Wondering 4
    Los Angeles 0
    A Vague Farewell 0
    Ghost-Child 4
    Untitled 2
    Kaleidescope 2
    REFLECTIONS 1
    Sunday Morning 2
    Honky Tonk Angel 4
    It Was Only A Thought 1
    Untitled 0
    Welcome to My Hell 5