I'Ve Become

Under southern rays of yellow,
 Beneath billowy fluffs of grey;
 Across the span of time rivoting dance,
 I've become.

 Sprays of lavender kissing my shoulders,
Fragrance of vanilla intertwines in time;
Youth crosses over with ageless antiquities;
 Fantasy becomes reality, obscure and unseen.
 
Solemn songs unite unhurled fate;
 Waters calm reaching out forcing tranquil thoughts, pure and free;
 I've become.
 
Sedentary life betrays the stillness of the night. Mindswept thoughts perceive
endless hope, raptured caress forces careless ideology.
 I've become a woman.
Copyright © | Year Posted 2006

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