Falling Foolish
Falling in love
is a foolish endeavor
(’though lovers – and others –
might tell you it’s clever;
trust me:
it’s never.)
Falling
is for water –
raindrops and snow.
Tumbling’s for rocks
or a star’s final show;
but never for hearts.
(You & I
ought to know.)
Falling
is something
that’s best left to dreamers –
a calling best suited for sleep.
Love is an action verb
Don’t fall – JUMP in.
(But look
before
you leap.)
PSC / 2016
Penned for Day 1 of Robert Lee Brewer's April PAD (Poem-A-Day) Challenge. (A foolish poem)
For more, check out his site at: 2016-april-pad-challenge-day-1
LOVE your central stanza, Pamela!! Excellent start! :) Happy poeming to you!
ReplyDeleteAwww, THANKS, Hannah -- for reading & commenting during this hectic period. Glad you enjoyed it. :)
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