Carolyn

She has been a delight since she first joined this website. She performs an altruistic rite both day and night, sharing her insight. Pious as an Israelite ascending Mt. Sinai’s height. She has ability to distinguish wrong from right. Lactiferous with human kindness in a metaphorical light. A moral beacon during a starless immoral night. Always being polite. An exemplary socialite. Never requiring being contrite. Displaying formidability despite A genteel cortical initial sight. Standing upright. Possessing intrinsic might. Speaking with eloquence forthright. Containing innate perspicuous foresight. She has a voracious appetite for all knowledge in sight. In addition, with encompassing insight, she includes inscribed descriptive might that can put up a fight without any fright. She may write with words subtly lithe and light, in quantitative measure appearing right. About birds in flight, soaring to great height. Or sunshine exceedingly bright. Sometimes a softly moonlit night. Occasionally of gems of malachite glowing like green moonlight. Perhaps rubies luminescent with fiery light; polished to a radiance shown in a volcanic eruption sight. She is an experienced poet write; a legitimate constituent outright on this poetic workshop website. She is not a literary neophyte.
Copyright © | Year Posted 2012

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Tams The Golden Girl Avatar
March 4, 2012 at 12:11 PM
I bet she is thrilled with this well done xx
Roberts Avatar
March 4, 2012 at 9:12 AM
lovely tribute to Carolyn
Poet Avatar
March 4, 2012 at 2:01 AM
An excellent poem and a great tribute to Carolyn by you Robert.Enjoyed the read.
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