she sits upon the icy shore
of winter’s frozen domain
fingers plucking sacred harp
voice singing sweet reframe
she softly plays love’s music
and only he knows her name
lonely have been the years
by choice, or divine design
he wandered in a wilderness
never hoping a song to find
then rose the lyrics of his soul
no longer lost somewhere in time
and though he could not tarry
he silently listened for a while
thinking he would give his life
just to see the fair lady smile
such was the power of her song
to enthrall, bewitch and beguile
she sang him into a state of rest
his feet so wounded and weary
but not as wounded as his heart
lost in bitter cold land so dreary
so by her fire he warmed himself
and was disposed to stay....nearly
and her song plays on and on
trailing him beyond dark seas
through shadows, over mountains
where wandering feet might please
sometimes he stops and listens
and fancies her face he sees
There is no mist that could hide her face from his eyes, and so, there is no shadow that either could hide her smile...the harp she was playing had strings made of lovely silences, to captivate him when telling him to stay...nearly.
In this heartfelt romantic memoir, Harry and Elizabeth share their passions and feelings about the poignant events that brought them back together after being divorced and estranged for almost twenty years. Filled with emotion, suspense, and humor --
He needs a wife. She needs a reason to trust him. He fell for her at first sight. She, not so much.
If you’re into engaging romantic stories with heart and humor, together with complex family dynamics, you’ll love His Practically Perfect Pla
Great write filled with much emotion, sensory and imagery.
Take care,
Gwendolyn
Fine matching of picture and words; the final stanza takes it all to another dimension.
John
Georg
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(((HUGS))) and much love, your friend in Tx., Karen Lynn. :D
(((HUGS))) and love, karla.