Five Dollars A Head (poem) by Walter LaVerne Jones on AuthorsDen

Five Dollars A Head
by Walter LaVerne Jones → (All Poetry by Walter LaVerne Jones)
Rated "PG13" by the Author.

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Once upon a love
It was in the day of pauper and lover who ran away and as true as the love they shared no one cared As doors give a window a see in personal request of thee lovers we are the ones run with the freedom die in the sun as tribute lies in the clouds of another who is proud we see kiss all the ropes of time as they weave lovers who try but deceive swans give and die as rainbows and steams lead the way to say and giving free wine of the virtue child of the day rivers of hope some into clay faith comes to stay as soft as the velvet of heart on a deer only the lovers can leap grass in the meadow under the tree want of next kiss in we ever the golden key love will be as days and bright lights call in a vestige or a hall sleep with me spring of the after jump of the trout love the lips special the pout night sings birds about as never will be a tribute to the love only angels can key night sings birds about love the lips special the pout spring of the after jump of the trout as days and bright lights call in a vestige or a hall sleep with me love will be ever the golden key want of next kiss in we grass in the meadow under the tree as soft as the velvet of heart on a deer only the lovers can leap faith comes to stay rivers of hope some into clay wine of the virtue child of the day as rainbows and steams lead the way to say and giving free swans give and die lovers who try but deceive kiss all the ropes of time as they weave as tribute lies in the clouds of another who is proud we see die in the sun run with the freedom lovers we are the ones As doors give a window a see in personal request of thee They took their children and hung them there for the owners of body and soul cared five dollars a head