There is a lady, that is elusive,
as the deer are in the woods
Always hiding in the thickets,
hardly seen and understood
She has great beauty
and can prance up a storm
Her scent wafts gently
through the briers and the thorns
But she is like the hunters
who stalk her for a prey
She understands their motives
and how they like to play
Her hair is brown and soft
and her eyes are that way too
They match her background,
and its hard to see her unless she moves
But oh what a wonder,
if of her a glimse you see
And as she passes by
the birds, may even start to sing
She strides with passion
along the forest floor
Walking among the soft colored flowers
and deep green grass galore
The sun shining through the trees
reminds me of her glowing smile
And the sky with its blues,
of her soft and sultry style
She sometimes wonders to the streams
to drink and quench her thirst
And if your quick, you can see her there,
but you need to get there first
All of the other creatures
acknowledge her as she passes through
Her breasts and hind are white and soft
like alabaster and morning dew
She may even walk just close enough
for you to see her too
And then shes sweeps off again
so fast and so soon
But she comes out of her hiding
when a buck she may see
And flirts with him and guides him
with her whistles loud and free
He heads to her side
for the time is very short
With romantic sounds of love
and with a great big snort
Then they will play together
in the countryside of the wild
Until the time comes for them to part
and go alone again for awhile
So if you pay attention,
one day you just might see
The one that is a lady,
thats the one for me
David,the poem was all right,but you are not rhyimg through the entire passages of the poem.