Fragile Lake
Featuring a Haiku and a Free Verse Poem about a lake I always go past everyday.
Haiku
Oh fragile lake
soft slumber so soundly
mirrors envy thee
Free Verse: "To the Naiad next door"
Oh fragile lake,
to kiss thy shallow cheek
would make a joker out of me.
To allow the lovely Narcissus' pleasure
to nestle within,
would define me.
It takes one dry stone,
to erupt thy watery waves,
like cracks on clean glass;
a perfect imperfection.
A liquid diamond,
so delicate and precious melts within my,
weak mortal cup.
Can the holy ones
detail such lust to me?
The Bright Sun and Illuminant Moon
reflects their divine faces every day,
within the clear crisp mirror
that slumbers softly below them.
She rests here,
the goofy ducks her only amusement.
Is it your curse,
to let everyone else see their own beauty beside your own?
Hinder thy tears, my dear,
for my minds eye only tunnels thee
as nature's blessing of life.
About the Creator
Stephanie Contarino
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Inspired by ancient greek poetry and poets, along with John Keats and Robert Frost.
Love writing about the beauty of nature, religion, Greek Gods and mythology.
My Neopoet account: Stephanie Contarino
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