Two poems. By Claudio De Luca.

 

Uttered Devotion

 

Softened dreams in fruity fires,
Made known to a woman so sweet,
In a whisper revealing her every desire,
Her man heard such and fell at her feet.
Softened beams in living lights,
Travelled life-times to be devoted,
They found each other during cold nights,
Their spirits uplifted and sorrow demoted.

 

 

Unseen Reflection

 

Some times in a blue of the sky,
You may see reverence poured out live,
And virtues of men thrown into the ocean,
When the moon is lit and the clouds left open.
Some times in the black of night,
Falling stars wail in moments of flight,
And tears cast upon the ground thereon,
While many coy dreams upon the sun shone.

 

 

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