Pearl, was a pearl among men
as soft
and beautiful,
as the morning light
Her luminance - required no introduction
And whenever
she floated into your presence,
words
were of no necessity
And if any were spoken, they would fall
to earth as dross,
like broken Champagne glasses
that fall to
earth, when at dawn
angel
voices announce and toast the sun
Born as a rose among
thorns,
she was a splash of life
to
my desert landscape
Land of dull gray
cacti,
parched and barren
of
living things,
But scorpions and snakes
I often wondered, how could
such beauty
exist
in such a place
as this?
But I was happy to welcome
a flower
to my barren wilderness
Though I never did come near,
to
answering this question
For when a glory arrives,
out
of a barren thicket,
one
does not ask,
from whence do you come?
But rather - his fibers are drawn
to her,
like all the stars
in a galaxy
drawn to the center of gravity
Curious to know,
the object
of their magnetism
And so it was, with Pearl
that I was drawn
to her
Drawn - like a wandering moth
in the night
Drawn - by a luminous
arc
Drawn, by nature
to a false
and dangerous paradise
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I really like your poetry
I really like your poetry spinoza! Everything I've read so far... :)
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That's a fine complement –
That's a fine complement – thank you.
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~born as a rose among thorns~
~born as a rose among thorns~ I am also Rosethorne elsewhere - loving the new image - I am refreshed - the ending was heart rippingly well composed - Lady A