Silhouette

Silhouette

A Poem by Jason Grey

Cool, dew-laden fingers
Stretch and uncurl.
Brushing lingering stars

Gentle breezes
Stir swaying hair into
A fretful ballet

Quiet sunbeams
Fall upon elegant eyes,
The first to see light.

Within dark curls
Striking flowers rest,
Waiting to unfurl.

She is
A morning silhouette,
A tree in sunrise.

© 2009 Jason Grey


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This is very simple and sweet. You seem to pick out the common
things she does and inhances them showing her that u value them
just as mch as her talent. Very nice

Posted 16 Years Ago



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Jason Grey
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I'm a eighteen year old dreamer who's favorite word is quixotic. If I could invite five people to lunch I would invite Kurt Vonnegut, Matsuo Basho, Serj Tankian, Terry Pratchett, and Banksy. I reside .. more..

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