AnnaA Poem by Francois DuBois
There she was,
A wisp of sunlight through Trees at dawn. The Touch of the Moonlight on the Field. A beautiful Flower, forever blooming. Slender, as the young Oak, fair as a Lily. A welcome Respite from the ugly Grey of the World. Her ghost still Haunts me, a Mist that vanishes as I approach. The Breeze, which Comes and Goes before I know. She is of Heaven, I but of Earth. She will Always be Up. I try, Hopelessly, Fruitlessly, to Reach her. I cannot.
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