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A Virtue Can Be Allusive
A virtue can be allusive.
Winds that are meager
extols words that proceed
tenacitly and warmth.
Mysterious hands
lack not outward feel.
And emptied out
ferrule watered down spirals
of memories.
The simmering are not selfish.
Yet shelled out a response
the ravages, trails
and heat left before and behind
alongside the rhyme.
A broader lavish of virtue.
Winds that are meager
extols words that proceed
tenacitly and warmth.
Mysterious hands
lack not outward feel.
And emptied out
ferrule watered down spirals
of memories.
The simmering are not selfish.
Yet shelled out a response
the ravages, trails
and heat left before and behind
alongside the rhyme.
A broader lavish of virtue.
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A Virtue Can Be Allusive
A Virtue Can Be Allusive