Poetry Corner: A look at love, life, and beauty
October 4, 2005
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By Mona Karaquozian
The clock only ticks
To keep you running,
Fearing tomorrow’s end.
Let time stand still for me
And make the hours bend.
Let time “tick” by my word
And “tock” when I please.
Let time lock my life,
Let me hold the keys
Silly Woman
By Veronica Rocha
Strong and independent
This is me
Shallow as the ground I walk on
This is me
Care to know more, stick around and see
Chew with my mouth open
Cry when I feel fear
Don’t sleep to dream
Discuss the right and wrongs of politics
Quote movies lines
Sarcastic and neurotic
Scream when I am touched slowly
In love with the idea of falling love,
Yet I am commitment-phobic
Walking contradiction
This is me
Care to know more, just stick around
and see.
Quarter ’til Dawn
By Denys Nazarov
Let me as moonlight’s
Slanted gaze, brush
Lightly like a sigh,
Of whisper on your
Face
That wondered in
On starry summer night,
When tucked in serenity
You dreamed of quiet waves,
Reflected in the soothing
Calmness of your face.
Let me sit beside you,
Breathless, captivated,
By steady swaying of
Your heart, believing
That time has stopped,
Withholding dawn, from
Barging in the sun,
Commending me
To float away
Let me drown,
In your cascading hair
And quietly ascend
Into the tranquil depth,
Of slumber, like a feather
Free,
Unburdened by the
Gentle coolness of
The midnight current,
In quiet harbor
Of your hand
Stripped
By Diana Gutierrez
In this skin
I sit in fear of you seeing me,
On this bed
I lay in hopes that you keep this
room light free.
In this room
I stare at you completely exposed,
In this shadow
You look at me and see what no one else knows.
Under these sheets
I sleep entirely stripped of all that
covers me,
From head to toe,
Completely exposed,
Do you still love me?
If you are interested in submitting poetry, please contact Diana Gutierrez at spotlight.sundial@csun.edu.