The Princess of Melista

Beautiful Twin Blue Pearls - She came quietly and gracefully as a 
beautiful lioness would when she stalks her prey.  She utter no words or sounds unto me. 
She began drawing with ease and her thougts were consumned with the task at hand.  I a 
young lion with great love and might was about to depart.  Then The Holy Spirit moved me 
to ask of illustrations for Bevo.

I really did'nt want to disturb her concentration, but I was obedient.  (Overwhelmed I felt, 
because I was obedient)  She began taliking and I could not help but marvel and be so 
deeply entrance with her beautiful shy blue eyes.  It was like looking into radiantly blue and 
encircle black priceless jewels that came from The Palace Of Gems.

Then she spoke with such joy and tenderness that I felt the safety and serenity amist life 
treachery and chicanery.  Just for that moment I knew what being in The Heavenly Realm, 
meant.  Her locks reminded me silk which had been woven from the finest silk in Italy.  Who 
was this damsel and fair maiden that allowed me to enter her space?

She had gentle lips that resemble the color of the seeds that lived within the security of the 
pomanagrante fruit(mis-spelled please forgive me).  Her smile was the shear illumination of 
that coffee-shop.  Oh how bless I was that evening.  My heart only desire to pay trubite to 
this inner/outer beauty which was fashion by God-Himself.  Truly the loins of her father was 
bless as her mother womb.  Only God could have ordain such might and beauty in such a 
petite matter. Thus was the beauty of the beautiful twin blue pearls, as myu humble heart 
remain palpitating whenever I entrertain thoughts of that profound evening.  God Bless God 
for The Princess Of Melista(to be continued, I wonder?)
Copyright © | Year Posted 2009

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