Poetryzine presents the selected poems by the Columbian poet Eugenia Fain
The Final Call
A Dizain Poem
The call came upon a midnight clear. News that you were gone, left to bemoan.
Someone that I had so often held dear,
From that day on, I would be alone.
You were the only love that I had known.
The call came and tore my heart apart.
Death was what the words that came did impart.
I would that I had seen you one more time,
Before you went away and did depart,
Taken up so early in your prime.
Moonlight
A haiku
The effulgent moon
Shines very big and brightly
In the night skyline.
Madonna
An acrostic poem
Maternal love and infant devotion
A savior and his mother
Destined to be God's salvation
Otherwise known as Jesus
Now He is Immanuel
Never-ending reign is His
A King for all eternity
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