There are no stars that bear her name.
Her beauty is fluid, like the gentlest rain.
Inside her are no secrets, no lies, and no deceit,
For she brings the light,
And now at last the heavens are complete.
Her fire comes from the spirit,
A place so deep within.
Forged by the pain of despair,
Tempered by the forgiveness of sin.
Her smile can part the heavens,
Her voice can calm the savage seas.
She's the center of my very existence,
My savior, my lover, my one and only thee.
I know now I'm lost forever,
And I pray to God to never be found.
I discovered my destiny in a cloud of darkness,
Her sweet song my only sound.
Yes, darkness has lost its teeth,
And time no longer has its bite.
She will blaze her trail like a comet in the sky,
My dear angel that brings the light.
You have a wonderful gift with words. Congratulations. Let the words keep coming from your heart and soul, for not everyone is able to give them a voice, but you can.
Reviewed by Kelly Mclocklin (Reader)
Reviewed on February 1, 2006
I think you are incredibly talented, Mr. Kelly! You have many incredible gifts and when you are incredibly famous, please remember the little people that touched your life or atleast that very confused girl who for a short time anyway "brought the light" in your life :)
You do have a voice -- don't listen to the naysayers on the message board who bashed your work. You got something here that has a story teller aspect to it. I speak as someone who does both poetry and prose. I'll be giving your book a read as well -- planning to pick up a copy next month.
Dive into an enchanting adventure! This light-hearted romance will transport you to 17th-century Scotland, where a free-spirited 21st-century heroine brings love & laughter to a stressed-out laird's life - with a little help from the Fae!
Who knew the Wright's had a trunk full of hidden family secrets? Searching for treasure and hidden family secrets is one way to fuel the flames of passion.
And the only way to do that is write, and rewrite, and post, and repost.
blessin's 2 U JK,
cynth'ya lewis reed