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Her Majesty

I was born

To the rhythm

Of the hot July sun

Beating down on the Earth

And you must know

That I love her so

With her swimming pools

And all

 

But taking my soul

And holding it dear

Can only be done

By Her Majesty herself

The ever-magnificent

Queen December

 

Gliding in on a

Berry-red sled

And feathery gusts

Of excuses to cuddle

And the twinkling lights

Pour brightness into the eyes

Of all who admire

 

December, darling

Be good to me

Wrap me in the warmth

That only white landscapes,

Silent icicles,

And hot coco

Can bring

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Written by
lauren-nicole
American
Published
Dec 9, 2011
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