Long Dark HairA Poem by dawn aulisThis is one of many poems I have written about my soul mate, my little sisterLong
dark hair Long
dark hair in ringlets, That
fell way down her back, A
mess from all her playing, And
the cleaning that it lacked. Auburn
curls aplenty, That
shone under the lights, Yes
she was a beauty, Through
all those teenage nights. Tightened
all around her In
a summer stained braid of gold. With
only the bravest ringlets, That
dare escape her hold. With
a sparkle in her eyes, And
a chip upon her shoulder, I
knew that she’d go far, No
sense in trying to hold her. Up
tight or all around her, In
ringlets, braids or down, No
matter how she wears it, It
has always been her crown. © 2013 dawn aulis |
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Added on January 30, 2013 Last Updated on January 30, 2013 Authordawn aulisSherbrooke, Quebec, CanadaAboutAfter many years struggling with fibromyagia I am currently considered disabled and not able to work at my normal position, so I have decided to explore my talents writing while I work on recuperating.. more..Writing
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