The True Story of Ninn the Dragon and her GableA Story by Cheryl Ann Welch-Davisthe birth of a kindred friendshipOh love...thou art but a shadow in my mind, yet a living presence in my heart. How long my love wilt thou tary? I beckon to thee, make haste...for my soul is lost ~without her mate~
Days have turned to weeks, and months have become a year, and yet I feel your presence as though thou art here.
How can this be? I beg the gates to release thee, yet my plea's do fall on deaf ears. I do not understand the cruelty of their ways - that make this pain that fills my days.
Long since you have graced my sight. Now my eyes yearn to see you in flight. Come to me my love - break the bonds that hold you tight. remember the vow that thou did make...my heart thou would never break. ~In truth I know I will not last without thou here to break my fast~
Harken to my cry upon the wind, this message to thee I send. Come back to me, return in haste. I will come to meet thee at the gate. Where once again our souls will mate.
Gable...my Gable lmy heart doth break in fear my soul has lost her mate. I pray for thee this journey to make. © 2010 Cheryl Ann Welch-Davis |
StatsAuthorCheryl Ann Welch-DavisSulphur Springs, TXAboutHello, Where to start? I always have trouble with this part for some reason. So here goes. I am a half breed, yeppers a pure blooded half breed. Through my ancestors I am half Powhatan&Sioux, the.. more..Writing
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