Cashmere

Cashmere

A Poem by Deborah Shepard

 

Goddess Bridget draped in silken butterflies essence

She pretends to be , for her in daily life the life is mortals not kings
Her spirit  body, was gathered in fluidity azure lace curves
Cashmere the nude side of her
Detail design rose poignant virgin eyes
Ballet satin legs, each dominate step
Dancing in eternal midnight sun
She waltzed to the his name
Her gypsy soul accessorize the ambiguity
He who came in the nigh
Dressed in lines Folk in gossamer silk
 
Willows needed opened the dance flora they shared the kiss
 
Plumes raced in human ere
 
Shall he return again to her side
 
Forever the legend shall stay

© 2008 Deborah Shepard


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Added on June 21, 2008

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Deborah Shepard
Deborah Shepard

yelm, WA



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ABOUT THE AUTHOR: Deborah Shepard is a published author, poet and writer whose poems tell a story of dreams we have and the beauty of traveling in them to give us belief, hope, and life. Deborah s.. more..

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