The Perfect Storm
THE PERFECT STORM
He rode her with a passion, his tiller held high
He commanded her, but; never once did own
Calmed her ardent waters passion as subside
With ferocity, allowed her to share his throne
He commanded her, but; never once did own
Forced within her; his very own perfect storm
With ferocity, allowed her to share his throne
By willingness and acceptance she transforms
Forced within her; his very own perfect storm
Waves ridden, until nothing but; waning ebbs
By willingness and acceptance she transforms
As into calmer waters, her riled passion heads
Waves ridden, until nothing but; waning ebbs
Steered by the tiller-man; in his direction lead
As into calmer waters, her riled passion heads
He has all but now; put this wild storm to bed
Steered by the tiller-man; in his direction lead
He was never, going to be browbeaten by she
He has all but now; put this wild storm to bed
Never fearing; his mission, in claiming this sea
He was never, going to be browbeaten by she
Calmed her ardent waters, passion as subside
Never fearing; his mission, in claiming this sea
He rode her, with a passion, his tiller held high
Indiana Shaw . . . -_-
Copyright © Indiana Shaw | Year Posted 2020
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