Cupid's Arrow

by Lawrence J. Henriques, the Snowman - Not entered

Through the Park, I walked one day,
When suddenly to my dismay,
Enountered I a lovely girl,
My new found heart began to whirl,

While traveling the straight and narrow,
I was struck by cupid's arrow,
And when I saw her lovely face,
Instantly my heart did race,

If you wish to know my lady fair,
And know who she is -if you care,
You needn't go to distant shores,
Look in the mirror, her face is yours.

1980

Reason for writing:

    One of the many light and airy poems of the 1979-83 Helen Kaye period of my life.    

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Date created: 1996-09-10 13:46:33
Last updated: 2021-03-03 14:38:58
Poem ID: 45507

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