Lady WinterA Story by Michael G. Smithdeath is majestic in winters wakeThy apparition haunts… As does a derelict dream Wraps of lattice gowns swirling Cyclones amidst the autumn breeze
Thy beauty rivals myth’s Medusa Stone cold kisses upon tis cheek Letcher, a world falls hapless Goddess, gaze all which live to sleep
Is it love or be it vengeance Tell me, what is it that thou seeks Oh why, death must be thy accomplice With every breath for which thou breathe
Thy apparition taunts, frozen hearts Takes no prisoners of love lost upon thee Becoming shimmering frost embers within thy wake Loyal subjects to the Lady Winter Queen © 2019 Michael G. Smith |
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