Poems by Sid Quinsaat

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  • Tiny flowers sewn like a coronal,
    Rest in the wet bramble of Lavender...

  • I
    Like a tree, I surround myself...

  • Tonight,
    I almost went into your room...

  • Your chestnut hair tied tightly in a braid,
    And flawless strides that follow from behind...

  • I usually only see you walking by
    The sidewalks carry ev'ry gliding step...

  • The harder i stared at that picture,
    deeply into the reds and the browns...

  • You know so little of the things you do
    The smallest twitch or movement of your hand...

  • You are nothing more than a fleeting vision.
    Your visage is a mere reflection...

  • I'm sitting here and staring at the door.
    I'm at the place you talked to me that time...

  • I don't quite know exactly who you are,
    And yet I see you daily passing by...

  • Her eyes so bright, the darkness they don't know;
    Her face so fair as snow that falls in night...

  • Our eyes have yet to meet, so the sun has yet to...
    I've yet to hear your voice, and the birds refuse...