Tango
A fitful moon tore
through ragged cloud,
stars were shy.
Madness touched him that night.
She, frivolous,
unrepentant.
Their hearts beat as one
as they swayed
to the tango
but she had danced
with another.
Steel lanced poison.
He held her close through the night,
keeping her warm.
Morning came,
She lay cold.
|
Maggie Cusick
Copyright of all poetry on
this
website is retained by the
author.
|