Sweet Lady of the Lakes and Fells

Dear muse, I penned this verse with feather quill,
To gently praise your beauty of renown,
My words to float aloft your gaze until,
They softly kiss your eyes like thistledown.

One single thought of you is all I need,
Pure beams of gold to light my dulling day,
A gorgeous wildflower peers from tangled weed,
And paints a splash of colour to my grey.

My lonely shadow drapes this em'rald shore,
With somber heart I yearn your close embrace,
Between us how wild stormy waters roar,
Such tempest I would brave to touch your face.

Fond kisses blown on gentle winds your way,
Warm breezes seek wherein the fells you stray.
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Posted: Aug 2015
About this poem:
A Sonnet to my poetess buddy & muse.

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Mizzy4
Thank you Southmiami for your kind comments.

Regards Mick.

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QuietStormF
What a lovely read this is! A gorgeous wildflower peers from tangled weed,
And paints a splash of colour to my grey. Too many favourite lines to paste, needless to say, I love every word! ~Q~S~heart wings teddybear heart wings
Mizzy4
Many thanks QuietStorm for your much appreciated comments.

Regards Mick.

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