Force That WandersA Poem by FoxemeraldThe strong enigmatic force of a woman that remains but a shadow in our understanding.~
Force That Gently Wanders ~ Entwined with imaginary traces, Of silver mysteries, An inertia bred within black
fire, Beneath the raging water, Of death. Entwined with silver tendrils, The pearlescent skin, Of a death-defying, Stoic woman bearing a strait
carriage, Tall and proud is she, while- She quietly and cleverly, Yet unobtrusively and gently, Wards off the weak ones, with
eyes of blue stalactites, So that . . . The water’s rage subsides, And the trees stop swaying, While the wind finally dies, But- Who is she? No one could fathom, Yet we are always kept wondering
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Added on March 2, 2013 Last Updated on March 2, 2013 AuthorFoxemeraldMIAboutHi, So, I see you’ve found me. Since the excitement and mystery of being the ‘anonymous writer’ has been shorn, let me tell you a little more about myself. I graduate with a Bache.. more..Writing
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