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She, like a hearth

Like a hearth,

Her hair was inviting

And warm, red mahogany

Her deceptive eyes

Sensing danger

Betrayed only

by her quivering crimson lips

 

Back against the wall

Separated by arm’s length

Sobering distance

Maddening silence

She, reticent siren

Far from the ocean

Far, far greater than its depth

She, from the wild

A wolf’s howl

Far from the forest

Far, far greener than its leaves

She was shelter,

In the mountain

I found myself lost

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Written by
adrianmarchese
Published
Oct 9, 2014
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#love#woman#ocean#admiration#mountain#wild#redhead
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