Wednesday, January 3, 2024

A Harlequin’s Tear


A Harlequin’s Tear
by Lord R.e. Taylor

You have lived as a harlequin
Always smiling and cheerful
You stay behind your make-up
Keeping yourself hidden
Yet, rarely a glimpse of you shines through
A single tear finds its way through
And we get to see the real you

© Poem – III/I/MMXXIV
LRET


 

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