Lady in White

Lady in White

A Poem by Adam M. Snow
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She stares at me benevolently with her baby blue eyes. How beautiful she looks, that lady in white. I try to go on my way, but I hear her gentle cries.

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Lady in White
By: Adam M. Snow

She stares at me benevolently with her baby blue eyes.
How beautiful she looks, that lady in white.
I try to go on my way, but I hear her gentle cries.
I reached out to help her, but she simply vanished in the night.
Who is this that they call 'Ghost?' my lovely Lady in White;
and do you know? Could you tell me why does my Lady cry?

Where upon nightfall approaches;
returned to the splintered bridge, where portraits my Lady in White;
only to find her crying, waiting for her lost love.
Truly this is an undesirable sight;
tears fall as she gaze essentially at stars above.
I only wish I could help her, my lovely Lady in White;
to lead her home into the light;
truly it can only be by her might.

I must go on my way and leave my Lady behind.
She's there to stay crying; waiting for her love to return.
Though my heart, I feel her tears fall upon.
From my Lady, there's so much that I learn;
that love never dies, it just lives on.

© 2010 Adam M. Snow


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Added on April 19, 2010
Last Updated on August 15, 2010
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Adam M. Snow
Adam M. Snow

Phoenix , AZ



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