Of Winter, Women and Wonder

Snowflakes soft as silken down Deftly light on lashes long And hair of chestnut brown… Standing so close, breath mingling with mine My senses bewitched In her presence…like wine… Snowflakes thru naked limbs Nimbly wend their way And makes my mind swim On this cold Winter day… Fur collar turned up To frame lovely face Have I ne’er taken notice Of such enchanting grace Are women aware Of the power that they bear Of the awesome weapons Hid ‘neath brow and soft hair… Of amazing ability (tho’ with tender tranquility) That can muddle the mind With a doe-like steady stare… I find myself speechless In their presence at times When they but place their hand Blithely…to rest upon mine I’m chagrined to admit That my eyes cannot quit My gaze away from her face Her power enfolds me in awe Her smile holds me in thrall Framed by fur and by …snow fashioned lace…
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January 31, 2014 at 5:39 AM
Beautiful poem David! I love how you've managed to intertwine the three W's and come up with such a captivating write. Very well penned!
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