A Swan to me

A Swan to me

A Poem by Rossen
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dancing and playing by the edge of the sea

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Charging downhills... fear lost to the wind
blue eyed dusty blond with a mile of grin 
mud balls with plum centers to the neighbor boys head's
arm wrestles and sleep overs,in sheet fort bunk beds
dancing and playing by the edge of the sea
her partner, strewn kelp and giant seaweed
she once won a foot race... the entire fifth grade!
the strongest and fastest in all sports she played
together we flew a kite till we used up all the string
she let it go just to run it down and catch that falling thing 
over the tall grassy hills of sand I heard a man say,he is
the fastest boy I ever did see. I said to him,"he is a she"
my stepdaughter such a little tomboy... a Swan to me...
on her eleventh birthday I gave to her,her first dress
she cleans up so nicely dusty hair no longer a mess..
indigo blue paisley,shiny shoes and a ribbon for her hair
all grown up now, I so miss her.. chasing string in the air..

© 2014 Rossen


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A splendid read and write...Thank you for penning...:)..............

Posted 10 Years Ago


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  Rossen

10 Years Ago

And thank you for your review of my poem. very kind.
Sami Khalil

10 Years Ago

You are welcome...:).................
This was beautiful...simply beautiful. Being the father of two grown wonderful daughters I know exactly what you mean. What a special poem this is.

Posted 10 Years Ago


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  Rossen

10 Years Ago

Thank you Jack, that means a lot to me.

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  Rossen
Rossen

Sebastopol, CA



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