Ophelia's ProspectsA Poem by Tristan
In mind of summer fields and garments of lilies
worn, stroking like gossamer and pressing pale, wan and tender and bringing blush to her cheeks like rising streaks of scarlet across the sky. Ribboned gaze of sunshine's rays chasing the coquettish roses who lift their leaves and sway on stems; her own limber legs loose - folded - far - running free with arms held above to catch hold on to doves and fly forth with. Love's regret and solace of sickness too reaps its tender bloom upon her heart, and thrown back and forth in heartbreak's hale, she seeks to seal death's kiss. So- Perpetrator of opportunity arisen with willow's branch, clambered over brook and up to bough to spread weight, full framed grace, fingers trembling like rye in the wind toward the sun whose embrace could kill, and in fate's tumbling turn, the cradle creaks and collapses, letting her loose and down she falls, hair free from grips and now in the rivulet her body lays.
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StatsAuthorTristanUnited KingdomAboutI have one work-in-progress e-book published on smashwords.com called A Touch of Oscar, Wild. I entered this year's NaNoWriMo for the first time, and I'm a first-time winner. more..Writing
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